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Thank you all for showing up to vote, volunteering, donating, and spreading the word to help elect a great group of city councilors who want to work together for a more vibrant and affordable Newton! We are excited that Newtonians came together to elect four of our five endorsed candidates in contested races: Cyrus Dahmubed, Josh Krintzman, Sean Roche, and Maria Scibelli Greenberg. Together with newcomer Brittany Hume Charm, all of our remaining endorsed candidates will continue to serve, helping to lead Newton towards the vision we all share and reflecting our values of collaboration, inclusion, and care for our community. While we are disappointed that Garry Miller was not elected as the Ward 5 Councilor, we are deeply grateful for his thoughtful, positive campaign. We hope that he will continue to bring his curiosity, care, and collaborative spirit to help address Newton’s issues. We are proud of these election results, and look forward to continuing our work in the years to come. Thank you for your partnership. Need more reasons to vote for these candidates? Check out these letters to the editor from people across Newton. In support of multiple candidatesMarcia Cooper: Endorsing Miller, Roche, Dahmubed, Krintzman: “We need leaders that can be counted on to ensure that Newton remains a leader in addressing climate change.” David Rockwell: Supporting Dahmubed, Krintzman and Roche for City Council: “All three understand that housing affordability is at the heart of Newton’s future.” Nancy Zollers: Why I'm voting for Cyrus Dahmubed and Garry Miller: “Cyrus will bring the required skills and energy; he knows how open space, historic architecture and retail all can thrive in Newton. Garry Miller wants to listen and to serve; he has the skills and experience in working in collaborative ways.” Fred Smith: Voting for advocates of affordable housing: “I’ll vote for Council candidates who’ve consistently advocated for more affordable housing: Cyrus Dahmubed, Josh Krintzman, Brittany Charm, Sean Roche; and Garry Miller.” In support of Cyrus Dahmubed and Josh Krintzman |