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Tuesday evening, September 20th, 2022

September 20 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Union Church, Boston

485 Columbus Avenue
Boston, MA 02118 United States

Join us for a busy back-to-work meeting. We’ll be hearing from speakers on several ballot initiatives: Yes on Question 2, Yes on Question 3, and Yes on Question 4.

Other agenda items:
* Consideration of endorsements for the general election
* Honoring Ward 4 Dems scholarship winners
* Discussion of better signage and voter notification around polling location changes
* Discussion of proposed bylaws updates
* Discussion of increasing engagement among members with endorsed candidates and campaigns
* Formation of possible subcommittees
* Filling vacancies on the committee

We’re back at Union Church for this hybrid meeting. See you there or on Zoom.

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