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Map showing how each precinct in Boston voted. Built by Alexa Gagosz.

How did Boston vote in the 2020 presidential primary?

Alexa Gagosz, Staff Reporter
March 6, 2020
I voted red and blue stickers.

Everything you need to know about voting in Boston on Super Tuesday

Eileen O'Grady, Editor
March 2, 2020
Councilors stand with Jason Gallagher, the principle of Harvard-Kent Elementary School, who secured a grant for the school. Photo by Joseph Handel.

Boston City Council meeting Nov. 20, 2019

Joseph Handel
November 21, 2019
Damali Vidot didn’t think someone like her could ever be a politician. In 2015, she became councilor-at-large and president of the Chelsea City Council. Photo courtesy of Vidots Facebook page.

Changemaker: Damali Vidot, Chelsea City Council president

Sofia Kato
November 20, 2019
Cindy Rowe, executive director of the Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action. Photo by Eileen OGrady.

Changemaker: Cindy Rowe, executive director of the Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action

Deanna Schwartz
November 19, 2019
Julia Mejia claims victory at the Frogmore in Hyde Square. Photo by Alexa Gagosz.

Election Day may be over, but one seat remains contested

Alexa Gagosz
November 12, 2019
Anne Rousseau is the co-founder of JP Progressives. Photo by Eileen OGrady.

Changemaker: Anne Rousseau, co-founder of JP Progressives

Ali Dusinberre
November 4, 2019
(From left to right) At-large City Councilor candidates, Councilor Michael Flaherty, Councilor Annissa Essaibi-George, Alejandra St. Guillen, Erin Murphy, David Halbert, Julia Mejia and Councilor Michelle Wu, met on Tuesday, Oct. 1 at Florian Hall to discuss voters issues. Photo by Alexa Gagosz.

At-large candidates call for separate planning department, question exam school admissions

Alexa Gagosz
October 3, 2019
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