The Massachusetts Attorney General’s office has received petitions for more than 40 potential ballot questions. Here’s a look at a few

Housing advocates said Wednesday that they plan to collect signatures this fall to put the measure on the ballot. Language they plan to file with the state Attorney General’s office on Wednesday would limit annual rent hikes statewide to the cost of living increase measured by the Consumer Price Index, with a maximum cap of 5%.

Members of Homes for All Mass, a coalition of housing groups across the state, plan to file an initiative petition with Attorney General Andrea Campbell's office Wednesday, marking the deadline for ballot question backers to submit signatures and proposed language needed to start of a lengthy process.

Tenants and housing advocates from around Massachusetts stormed the State House on Tuesday to demand the Legislature lift the ban on rent stabilization.

A tenant coalition is launching a campaign to bring a “rent stabilization” plan to Massachusetts voters next year, more than three decades after similar rules were outlawed statewide.

A coalition of housing groups plans to pursue a ballot question next year that would limit annual rent increases in Massachusetts to no more than 5%, a policy supporters argue is a “moderate” form of rent control that will prevent families from being pushed out of their homes.