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AASP/MA Calls Right to Repair Ballot Victory Extraordinary Win for Independent Automotive and Collision Repair Facilities

November 6, 2020 By CollisionWeek Editor

The Alliance of Automotive Service Providers of Massachusetts (AASP/MA) applauds the more than two million voters who ensured passage of a critical ballot measure to strengthen and revise the state’s existing Right to Repair Law on Election Day this past Tuesday. Over 2.5 million votes in the Commonwealth, or 74.9%, voted yes on a ballot measure that seeks to improve the independent automotive repair and service industry’s access to OEM repair information and diagnostic data.

AASP-MA logo“This is an extraordinary win for independent automotive service and collision repair facilities in the Commonwealth,” comments AASP/MA Executive Director Evangelos “Lucky” Papageorg. “The Right

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