Now that District 1 Boston City Councilor Sal LaMattina has officially stated he will not run for re-election, the North End/Waterfront community must play a huge role in voting for his replacement.
Currently, there are three candidates seeking a two-year seat on the Council, two from East Boston and one North Ender.
The District 1 Councilor plays a huge role in the neighborhood and voters must be sure who the right person is to represent them at City Hall.
It’s important that local residents take a solid look at the candidates and make their way to the polls for the primary election and the finals as well.
Two candidates will move on to the final.
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