Reelect Weinstein to the School Committee, Cambridge Rindge and Latin student says
Rachel Weinstein should be reelected to the School Committee, because she has what it takes to get things done and the right ideas to fix some of the problems facing Cambridge Public Schools.
Five-candidate justice coalition for City Council explains their platform ahead of Tuesday voting
This election, voters have a chance to elect five candidates who have pledged bold action on climate change, housing affordability, tenant protections and racial justice: Burhan Azeem, Tonia Hicks, Theodora Skeadas and incumbents Jivan Sobrinho-Wheeler and Quinton Zondervan.
In-person Election Night watchers: Just three, but others are promised a livestream via Zoom
Election commissioners have clarified the rules for next week’s count of votes for City Council, School Committee and charter reforms, deciding Friday that for the second year the number of in-person observers will limited to three.
Cambridge Citizens Coalition: Our endorsements and our history
The Cambridge Citizens Coalition, formed by neighborhood group leaders frustrated with the unresponsiveness of our city government on core issues, feels this election is critical for the health and welfare of all Cambridge residents at all income levels.
Crowds are barred from the Election Night count, but everything else about the process is uncertain
If you’re wondering what a pandemic-era Election Night will be like in Cambridge, so is the Election Commission, even though voting is Tuesday, just a week away.
Our Revolution Cambridge supports these five for School Committee
Our Revolution Cambridge looks forward to working with these great candidates in the next School Committee term.
School Committee candidates for the 2021 race: Nine vie for seats, with one new face guaranteed
The School Committee was handed a tumultuous term with the Covid-19 pandemic beginning in March 2020, and the next two years promise more complicated issues of health and equity.
It is critical to choose bold, pro-worker leaders for Cambridge in this election
Working families need the support of our elected leaders, and that starts by standing with our unions. The Greater Boston Labor Council has found five City Council candidates to endorse in the November election.
McGovern picks up the phone to constituents, and this one will rank him No. 1 on the ballot
Without hesitation, Marc McGovern was by our side, helping us by making phone calls, providing us with resources and being a voice of reason in the midst of chaos.
Vote yes on the three ballot questions
In addition to the election of city councillors and School Committee, the November ballot will have three questions about reforms to the city charter. They are the beginning of work to change the charter and make our Cambridge government more responsive.
