Government

Poll Results Show a 5-Way Race for the 4 City Councilor-At-Large Seats

Posted on Author Matt ContiComments Off on Poll Results Show a 5-Way Race for the 4 City Councilor-At-Large Seats

Note: This is not a scientific poll. The results are representative only of self-selected NorthEndWaterfront.com website visitors. This poll is now closed. See results from previous polls.

See this post for the video of the candidate forum:
Differences Highlighted at Boston Neighborhoods City Councilor-at-Large Candidates Forum (Video)

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