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Repo Elections Jason Beaubien of member station WBUR reports that Massachusetts is auctioning off state-owned cars and office furniture to raise money for candidates who qualify for funds under the state's clean elections law -- a law the state legislature has refused to fund.

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Jason Beaubien of member station WBUR reports that Massachusetts is auctioning off state-owned cars and office furniture to raise money for candidates who qualify for funds under the state's clean elections law — a law the state legislature has refused to fund.