Size of Cambridge candidate field grows at end, with bike infrastructure looking like a key topic
Though Cambridge’s election season started slowly, the Nov. 7 ballot will likely have more candidates than in 2021 to seat at least five newcomers.
Cambridge council and School Committee races include a dual candidate who’s running in both (corrected)
After a slow start to Cambridge’s campaign season, races for City Council and School Committee are heating up – with one candidate pulling double duty.
Memo about appearance of conflict on campaign complicates a council run for Klein in Cambridge
A candidate for City Council in Cambridge will be affected by a policy on managing the appearance of conflict of interest while campaigning for office.
Wilson, Klein and Al-Zubi begin making cases for city councillor seats in Cambridge election
Politicking for the Nov. 7 elections began in earnest Monday in Cambridge with three challengers for City Council explaining their campaign focuses.
Zondervan won’t run for a fourth council term, ensuring at least three new Cambridge leaders
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.
‘Magazine Beach Lady’ Cathie Zusy announces bid to take civic works to a seat on City Council
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.
Nomination papers taken by a dozen candidates on Day 1 include Wilson and two City Hall aides
Nomination papers for the Nov. 7 election becoming available affirmed the feeling it would be a quieter than usual campaign season, but with surprises.
Toner declares formally that he seeks reelection for a second term on Cambridge’s City Council
Paul Toner’s announcement for a reelection campaign led with endorsements, noting the support of former city councillors and state representative.
McGovern and Azeem announce for reelection, leaving three Cambridge incumbents to declare
Two incumbents on Cambridge’s City Council declared Thursday that they are running for reelection: Marc McGovern, first elected in 2013 and now seeking his sixth term in office; and Burhan Azeem, running for a second term.
Cambridge School Committee will lose Fantini, who says he has decided against 21st campaign
First elected in 1981, Fantini said he enjoyed working with 15 mayors and seven superintendents – “the longest-serving elected School Committee person in Cambridge history, serving on the oldest school board in America.”
