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Boston 2021 Municipal Candidate Questionnaires

Preliminary Election: Tuesday, September 14

General Election: Tuesday, November 2

Mayor

John Barros

Andrea Campbell

Annissa Essaibi George

Kim Janey

Jon Santiago

Michelle Wu

City Council At-Large

Voters can choose up to four.

Submitted Questionnaires:

Said Abdikarim

Kelly Bates

James “Reggie” Colimon

Domingos DaRosa

Michael Flaherty

Alex Gray

David Halbert

Ruthzee Louijeune

Julia Mejia

Carla Monteiro

Erin Murphy

Nick Vance

City Council District 4

Where The District Is: Dorchester, Mattapan, and small parts of Jamaica Plain and Roslindale

Submitted Questionnaires:

Evandro Carvalho

Deeqo Jibril

Leonard Lee

Joel Richards

Josette Williams

Brian Worrell

City Council District 5

Where the District Is: Hyde Park, Mattapan, Roslindale

Submitted Questionnaires:

Ricardo Arroyo

City Council District 6

Where The District Is: Jamaica Plain, West Roxbury, and a small part of Roslindale

Submitted Questionnaires:

Winnie Eke

Kendra Hicks

Kelly Ransom

Mary Tamer

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April 11, 2024 /
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Letter: More Housing Helps Older Residents to Downsize

April 10, 2024 /
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PM in the News: On Healey’s Hiring Freeze

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More Letters to the Editor on the Affordable Homes Act

March 30, 2024 /
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74-Group Sign-on Letter on Biomass to the TUE Committee

March 28, 2024 /
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A Budget is a Moral Document

March 27, 2024 /
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