Keller @ Large: Voter Apathy Can't Be Ignored In Historic Boston Mayoral Election
The buzz within local political circles heading into Election Day has not been about the race itself, but expected low voter turnout.
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The buzz within local political circles heading into Election Day has not been about the race itself, but expected low voter turnout.
Boston Mayoral candidates Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi George were up early Tuesday casting their votes at the start of an historic Election Day.
Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi-George are hoping to blow up predictions of weak voter turnout.
In just 36 hours, the polls will open for Boston's mayoral election.
A new poll released this week found Wu has 61% support, while Annissa Essaibi George has 31% support.
The bill makes sure kids have equal access to meals during school and will support students and their families.
The mayoral election in Boston is right around the corner.
Early voting began Saturday in the Boston mayoral race, and that meant a full day of events for both city councilors who want the job.
Early voting runs through next Friday, October 29 at 5 p.m.
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The new Boston mayoral poll from Suffolk University shows "defunding the police" is a political loser here in Boston.
Jon Keller says Colin Powell was "the most eloquent advocate for and explainer of what truly makes America great, warts and all."
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WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller said the self-discipline of both mayoral candidates stood out in their first televised debate.
Jon Keller moderated the first head-to-head debate between Boston mayoral candidates Annissa Essaibi George and Michelle Wu.