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JP’s Kreinbring in State Rep Race as Workers Party Candidate

Jamaica Plain resident Devin Kreinbring doesn’t care if he wins the election for the 10th Suffolk District state rep seat this fall. As a candidate for the Workers Party, running for office, is more than just a state rep race. “What I do want, is to help to organize working people against injustice and this is valid terrain for that struggle,” writes Kreinbring on his campaign website. Kreinbring is a medical equipment repairman and feels…

Roath Calls on Congressman Lynch to Debate

Congressman Stephen Lynch has not committed to any proposed debates with challenger Patrick Roath. Roath, a Jamaica Plain resident, plans to attend an 8th Congressional District Candidates Night at the West End Neighborhood Center on June 11. Said Roath, “These are exactly the kinds of events our democracy depends on: neighbors coming together to hear directly from the candidates who want to represent them. I’ll be there. The question is whether Congressman Lynch will show…

JP Neighborhood Council Seeking Candidates After Delaying Election Twice Due to Lack of Candidates

After delaying elections twice, the Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Council is seeking more candidates for the upcoming springtime scheduled election. JPNC’s website states that its election was rescheduled for September “due to a lower number of candidate enrollments” and then due to another lack of new candidates, the election was postponed to this spring. According to a JPNC email, the council has one open seat, albeit its website provides a chart from 2024 that shows three…

No Surprises Here: Wu, Weber, and 4 Incumbents All Win

There was no way that Mayor Michelle Wu was going to lose Tuesday’s election – because she didn’t have an opponent. There also weren’t any surprises in the at-large city council race, as all four incumbents netted the four positions to return to City Hall.