The Ward 4 Committee is reaching out to new voters in our neighborhoods of the Back Bay, Fenway, and South End with an invitation to join in the work of progressive activism. Our new postcards encourage participation in voter engagement, candidate development and endorsement, policy advocacy, communication outreach, and more.
It all starts by attending one of our meetings. We hope to see you on Tuesday evening, February 21st.
By Nina Garfinkle We had a good zoom meeting with BTD on Sept 20th. In addition to many of you, in attendance were: Councilor Flynn, William Moose-BTD, Julia Campbell-DPW, Representative Moran and Anthony Baez from Sharon Durban’s office. Thank you all
The Ward 4 Dems have endorsed the Massachusetts State House Employee Union (MSHEU)’s efforts to gain collective bargaining rights. Show your support by signing onto a letter to the State Administration and Regulatory Oversight Committee in support of S.2014/H.3069, An
The Ward 4 Dems are welcoming in the new school year with a special forum featuring some of our remarkable educators. Margaret McKenna will be moderating a conversation with Gary Bailey, Lisa Jeanne Graf, and Suzie McClone. Hear their
An urgent public safety issue exists at the intersection of Stuart and Dartmouth Streets near Copley Place’s Neiman Marcus (where the Mass Turnpike exit crosses Stuart Street). The non-ADA-compliant intersection strands people walking and biking on narrow pedestrian islands,
New polling location created confusion for many voters during the recent mid-summer election. In a Guest Opinion in the September issue of The Fenway News, Ward 4 Vice Chair Jonathan Cohn and Co-chair Carol Lasky point to the need
The Boston Ward 4 Democratic Committee mourns the death of our long-time and beloved member, David King. A leading advocate for justice on behalf of Boston’s LGBTQ+ community, David brought a unique kind of compassionate authority to his work
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