A branch of the Democratic Socialists of America have organized a rally to express concerns about challengers Robert Winters and Carrie Pasquarello.

Since recent forums for City Council candidates, groups across Cambridge have released their candidate endorsements – and the lists can look very different.

Cyclists strategized Thursday around one of the most polarizing issues driving the upcoming City Council election: the Cycling Safety Ordinance.

Most Cambridge City Council candidates support rent stabilization as a tool for protecting the city’s tenants, voters learned at a Tuesday political forum.

Sixteen candidates out of 24 participated in a Sunday forum, including two of six CIty Council incumbents, despite it being the first of the 2023 election season and a co-production of seven city groups, including two of its oldest.

Politicking for the Nov. 7 elections began in earnest Monday in Cambridge with three challengers for City Council explaining their campaign focuses. 

Quinton Zondervan, a three-term Cambridge city councillor, called his time in office “the honor of my life” but said he has decided not to seek reelection.

Cathie Zusy, a force behind several neighborhood projects and a former museum curator, announced on Thursday a run for Cambridge City Council, adding to the numbers taking out nomination papers to get on the Nov. 7 ballot.

Joe McGuirk is running a second time for Cambridge City Council touting a different background from most candidates: as a longtime restaurant worker. 

Paul Toner’s announcement for a reelection campaign led with endorsements, noting the support of former city councillors and state representative.