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job performance by saying, "I think she's done a good job. I'm close with the mayor personally. I like her, I respect her." Despite initial anticipation that the Boston City
Council would wield more power than it previously had, during Flynn's' tenure as president, Mayor Wu generally prevailed in instances where she and the City Council were at odds. Emma Platoff of
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impacting the United States, Flynn introduced a resolution to express the council's support towards the city's
Chinese and broader Asian communities. The city's Chinatown neighborhood had suffered more pronounced economic hardship in that stage of the pandemic than other areas of the city, likely due
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members and has sometimes been described as a critic of Wu. Flynn stated that he had a good working relationship with Wu and saw it as important to collaborate with her mayoral administration. At the end of his council presidency, Flynn responded to a reporter's question on his opinion of Mayor Wu's
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credited Wu's ability to frequently prevail on matters where she and the City
Council were not aligned to Wu's own "political savvy", the strong legal power afforded to mayors of Boston, divisions on the City Council that give the body a weaker negotiating position, and the inexperience of new
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Council to be a "reasonable" compromise. In May 2023, Flynn proposed that the Boston City Council adopt an official no-tolerance policy for bullying by members, their staff, and other council employees. Flynn voiced his desire for Boston to follow
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Council members to be elected the City Council's president for its 2022–23 term. It has been reported by the press that sources have said was initially the case, but that Flynn (who had initially pledged to support Bok for president) and two additional
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and politically moderate. Before it was adopted, Flynn had fought and attempted to stall the adoption of the new map and proposed to instead have an independent panel draw the new map. The map that Flynn was against was ultimately prohibited by preliminary injunction from being used in the
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and Kenzie Bok. It was noted that it was possible that councilors could potentially shift their support before the
January vote. However, upon Flynn's apparent success in securing sufficient backing to become council president, Arroyo released a statement that acted as an informal
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of sorts, giving strong praise to Flynn's kindness and work ethic, and declaring that he looked forward, "to seeing how he utilizes those great qualities in this leadership role." Flynn ultimately was elected unanimously to the council presidency in the formal vote.
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being a city councilor," and quipping, "I think there's one Mayor Flynn in the family, and that was my dad." In May 2024, he reiterated that he does not plan to run for mayor. In late 2023, Flynn also remarked, "I would like to at some point to work at the
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to declare the situation at Mass & Cass to be a public health emergency, which was rejected. In October 2023, Flynn voted for the mayor's ordinance to prohibit temporary shelters such as tents from the Mass & Cass area. The ordinance passed 9–3.
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had the resolution sent to committee for further consideration, rather than put to an immediate vote, noting that the existing program was still in a pilot phase and arguing that further discussion should be had before voting on the resolution.
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population. In late November 2023, a proposal by Flynn to establish a committee dedicated to the issue of domestic violence was rejected in a City Council. Opponents of the proposal argued that it duplicated the work of an existing comittee.
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councilors decided to withdraw their backing of her candidacy, and partnered with a coalition of newly elected freshman City Council members to support Flynn to serve as the president, giving Flynn sufficient support to win the presidency.
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to highlight terrorism concerns. A December 2023 measure to authorize the acceptance of the grant had failed in December 2023. On January 31, 2024, a measure put forward by Flynn to accept the grant was passed by the city council.
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reported that numerous sources had informed them that Flynn had indeed received support from enough councilors to win the position. It was reported that the councilors who had rival efforts for the council presidency had been
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Flynn took office, becoming the third individual to hold the council's 2nd district seat since it was established in 1984. After joining the council, Flynn stopped working as a probation officer at the Suffolk Superior Court.
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housing units, requiring hosts to register with the city, and requiring the city to collect and publish data on short-term rentals The ordinance's adoption was endorsed both by then-City Council President
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to accommodate working-class immigrants as residents, and highlighted a need to, "defend our communities from commercialization, investor speculation and to protect the fabric of our neighborhoods."
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that provides free admission to museums for Boston Public Schools students and their families. The resolution proposed opening up to students who do not attend the city's public schools. Councilor
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became acting mayor, the resolution was again brought to a vote. Flynn again voted against it, but the resolution was passed by the council and signed into law by Acting Mayor Janey.
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where he attended "war briefings" and meetings with wounded soldiers. In May 2024 Flynn filed a resolution in the Boston City Council to "denounce antisemitism" and describe the
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violence, arguing that the council's existing Strong Women, Families and Communities Committee had been created with the stated intention of handling such issues.
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Flynn authored an ordinance requiring bars, restaurants, and gyms in the city to display close captioning on their television in order to accommodate those with
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and heroin are an epidemic now, in every neighborhood. I would like to try to get the business community involved". Flynn advanced from the nonpartisan
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to hold a hearing meant to identify possible loopholes in the enforcement of the short-term rental regulation ordinance adopted the previous year.
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described Flynn as having been "civil" in expressing his opposition, he alleged that the four councilor's oppositions were grounded in "
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3838:"Mayor Wu Signs Ordinance Requiring Captions on Public-Facing Televisions to Increase Access for People with Disabilities | Boston.gov"
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in 2017, Flynn had held membership in a number of Bostonian civic organizations, including the Cityside Neighborhood Association,
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as terrorism, while opposing a resolution calling for a ceasefire which he described as irrelevant to city affairs.
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withdrew from consideration by the Zoning Board of Appeal their application to construct and operate a for-profit
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3990:"Boston City Council passes $ 4.2 billion operating budget that would cut BPD by $ 31 million - The Boston Globe"
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2999:"In the Face of Racism and Misinformation, City Council Confronts Coronavirus Pandemic – NorthEndWaterfront.com"
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4016:"Wu rejects City Council's budget plan that would slash money to police, veterans services - The Boston Globe"
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2973:"Councilors Flynn, Edwards and Wu to Hold Hearing on Short Term Rental Regulations Nov. 14 – The Boston Sun"
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that extended the period of repayment for back taxes by low-income elder residents, and forgave interest.
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to negative attitudes towards the Chinese due to perceptions related to the pandemic's origins in China.
3480:"Boston City Council President Flynn laments 'negative attention to the institution' - The Boston Globe"
3403:"Keller @ Large: Mayor Michelle Wu's list of hecklers not the same as Nixon's enemies list - CBS Boston"
2310:"Boston City Council President Flynn laments 'negative attention to the institution' - The Boston Globe"
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ordinance generated controversy. The ordinance was approved by the council in a 9–4 vote in March 2022.
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3383:"Boston judge says protester was 'wrongfully arrested' outside Mayor Wu's home for ordinance violation"
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3645:"Mayor Michelle Wu signs new political map after contentious City Council process – The Boston Globe"
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4647:"CITY OF BOSTON SPECIAL PRELIMINARY MUNICIPAL ELECTION - APRIL 17, 2007 CITY COUNCILLOR DISTRICT 2"
4514:"City councilor's call for downtown events to be canceled draws pushback from colleagues, Mayor Wu"
4324:"Councilors file resolution for 'Sundays for All' to expand free museum access for Boston students"
3750:"A second Boston city councilor is financially backing redistricting litigation - The Boston Globe"
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to the general election, but was unsuccessful, placing eighth in the race for four at-large seats.
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Thomas M. Fitzgerald Post, Ward 7 Democratic Committee, and South Boston Citizens' Association.
4703:"City of Boston Preliminary Municipal Election – September 26, 2017 City Councillor District 2"
3508:"Boston City Council President explains why he posted letter criticizing two Latino colleagues"
3362:"Boston City Council passes Mayor Wu ordinance restricting targeted protests at people's homes"
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4591:"CITY OF BOSTON PRELIMINARY MUNICIPAL ELECTION - SEPTEMBER 27, 2005 CITY COUNCILLOR AT LARGE"
4298:"City Councilor Ed Flynn blasts BPDA for 'ruthless disregard for the people of South Boston'"
4220:"Boston City Council finally approves $ 13M anti-terror grant ... but not without some drama"
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4042:"Boston City Council slammed for 'embarrassing' vote to block $ 13M counter-terrorism grant"
3173:"From Kraft to Rooney to Flynn, Business Leaders Look to Recruit 'Anybody-But-Wu' for Mayor"
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4369:"Flynn 'fed up' with behavior at St. Patrick's Day Parade, floats moving it out of Southie"
3533:"'Impactful experience' for commuters, students, mayor warns ahead of Orange Line shutdown"
3275:"With city council president term coming to an end, Ed Flynn says he's committed to Boston"
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for having previously given a positive recommendation on the proposed for-profit clinic.
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seat on the Boston City Council, placing eighth in the general election for four seats.
4468:"In Boston City Council, disparate outcomes for two resolutions involving antisemitism"
4416:"Battenfeld: Massachusetts Democrats and liberals face blowback for comments on Israel"
3885:"Boston city councilors debate chances of Wu's rent control plan surviving Beacon Hill"
2830:"Ed Flynn Calls for Ordinance to Regulate Short-Term Rental Platforms – The Boston Sun"
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in 2005 and 2007 without being charged for a crime. In July 2023, Flynn published an
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3025:"Walsh Vetoes Ordinance That Would Restrict Police Use Of Tear Gas, Rubber Bullets"
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4732:"City of Boston Municipal Election – November 7, 2017 City Councillor District 2"
4113:"Boston city councilor looks to once again create position to combat rat problem"
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3938:"A 'rat czar' in Boston? Why one city councilor says it's 'desperately needed'"
2588:"CITY OF BOSTON MUNICIPAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 8, 2005 CITY COUNCILLOR AT LARGE"
4343:"Efforts to expand Mayor Wu's free museum program blocked on council, for now"
2948:"Mayor Walsh's Short-Term Rental Proposal Would Outlaw Investor-Owned Airbnbs"
2562:"Ed Flynn to Address Domestic Violence with the City Council – The Boston Sun"
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for 24 years, becoming a second-class petty officer. He served active duty at
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4139:"Boston City Council votes to create Office of Pest Control amid rat problem"
4094:"'I believe in Boston': Ruthzee Louijeune elected new city council president"
3964:"Boston City Council says 'no' to Flynn domestic violence committee proposal"
3050:"Boston City Council passes tear gas, rubber bullet limits on second attempt"
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2531:"Council President Flynn assumes acting mayor duties | Dorchester Reporter"
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to serve as the council's president. Mejia declined to be a candidate, and
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for the 2nd district seat on the Boston City Council, placing third in the
3460:"Ed Flynn strips Ricardo Arroyo of council vice presidency, chairmanships"
3294:"4 Boston city councilors push for state of emergency over Mass. and Cass"
3223:"With a divided Boston City Council, Mayor Michelle Wu often gets her way"
3431:"Boston City Council president suspends Arroyo's committee chairmanships"
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3697:"City Council President Flynn seeks to put Boston redistricting on hold"
4194:"Boston City Councilor Flynn heads to Israel for 'educational seminar'"
2469:"Edward Flynn U.S Navy (Retired) Named Evacuation Day General Chairman"
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3567:"For Ed Flynn, awkward roles of race healer and redistricting foe"
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2727:"Congressman Stephen F. Lynch endorses Ed Flynn for City Council"
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4168:"Boston city councilor Flynn took 'fact-finding' trip to Israel"
3818:"Boston now requires captions on TVs in restaurants, bars, gyms"
3144:"Ed Flynn heads an increasingly diverse and progressive council"
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measures. The bill had failed to pass in a 6–6 vote that month.
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3724:"Federal judge throws out new Boston City Council district map"
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that the four city councilors to vote against the map were all
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Flynn ran unopposed and was reelected to his city council seat
3912:"Divided Boston City Council considering anti-bullying policy"
3343:"Mayor Wu proposes limits to protesting at private residences"
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into a ward that is Black-majority. While Yawu Miller of the
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2700:"Councilor Linehan Quits Council Abruptly,Endorses Ed Flynn"
3859:"Michelle Wu indicates support for rat czar hire in Boston"
2886:"Inside Airbnb's 'Guerrilla War' Against Local Governments"
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address the Boston City Council in celebration of the 2023
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3106:"Ed Flynn claims votes for Boston City Council presidency"
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3797:"Mayor Michelle Wu signs off on new Boston electoral map"
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2753:"Voting fraud charged in District 2 City Council race"
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4067:"Boston Council's Voting Expansion Faces Long Road"
3671:"White grievance politics surfaces on City Council"
2917:"New Short-Term Rental Rules Take Effect In Boston"
2698:Daniel, Seth; Treffeisen, Beth (October 21, 2017).
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524:, thus failing to advance to the general election.
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1066:was unanimously elected as the council president.
3292:Fortin, Matt; Drysdale, Sam (September 2, 2023).
1248:be cancelled as he deemed the area to be unsafe.
1190:Flynn attends a 2023 event in Boston marking the
721:Flynn at the 2022 Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade
2804:"Edwards-Flynn Ordinance Passed By City Council"
960:Flynn and Mayor Wu listen as U.S. Army Lt. Gen.
597:During campaigning, Flynn supported restricting
2779:"Edwards, Janey, Flynn take City Council seats"
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4389:Creamer, Lisa; Sokolow, Amy (March 19, 2024).
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2087:2019 Boston 2nd district City Council election
1883:2017 Boston City Council 2nd district election
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1039:Flynn (right) speaks with Lieutenant Governor
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3311:Way, Rob; Salazar, Mari (October 25, 2023).
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4884:President: Ruthzee Louijeune (2024–present)
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2671:"Linehan says he will not seek re-election"
2284:"Progressive councilors facing challengers"
573:activist Mike Kelley with 52% of the vote.
569:Flynn narrowly won the election, defeating
401:, where he studied history and government.
352:Flynn (far right) in 2016 with Congressman
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3593:"Council passes 'unity' redistricting map"
2859:"Flynn Votes to Ban Airbnb Investor Units"
2408:"Ed Flynn plans run for council next fall"
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1281:2005 Boston City Council at-large election
996:" to address steps to decrease the city's
912:that have historically been predominantly
725:On December 1, 2021, Flynn announced in a
60:January 3, 2022 – January 1, 2024
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4341:Cristantiello, Ross (February 29, 2024).
4322:Papadopoulos, Maria (February 28, 2024).
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3695:Wintersmith, Saraya (November 1, 2022).
3381:Alterisio, Heather (September 7, 2022).
3104:Wintersmith, Saraya (December 2, 2021).
2529:Dumcius, Gintautas (February 11, 2022).
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1090:American Israel Public Affairs Committee
528:2017 election to the Boston City Council
416:, and had further service abroad in the
382:from 1993 through 1997, a member of the
3776:"Redrawn Council map raises new issues"
3429:Wintersmith, Saraya (August 29, 2022).
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4137:Eliopoulos, Peter (January 31, 2024).
4092:Norton, Michael P. (January 2, 2024).
2915:Enwemeka, Zeninjor (January 1, 2019).
851:that Arroyo had been investigated for
645:Flynn ran unopposed and was reelected
388:Massachusetts House of Representatives
5070:Presidents of the Boston City Council
4111:Melendez, Lauren (January 31, 2024).
3936:DeCosta-Klipa, Nik (April 26, 2023).
3619:"Councilors clash over redistricting"
2669:Meghan E. Irons (February 15, 2017).
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4245:"City of Boston - File #: 2024-0134"
3722:Sudborough, Susannah (May 9, 2023).
3023:Jarmanning, Ally (January 5, 2021).
2927:from the original on August 26, 2021
2896:from the original on October 6, 2021
512:to fill the seat left vacant by the
466:. By the time he was elected to the
235:president of the Boston City Council
48:President of the Boston City Council
4040:Cawley, Gayla (December 16, 2023).
3962:Cawley, Gayla (November 30, 2023).
3883:Drysdale, Sam (February 23, 2023).
3458:McDonald, Danny (August 29, 2022).
3341:Platoff, Emma (February 28, 2022).
3075:Gavin, Christopher (May 13, 2021).
2884:Martineau, Paris (March 28, 2019).
1150:In March 2024, Flynn complained of
1076:In January 2024, Flynn traveled to
508:, Flynn ran in the second district
4270:Cawley, Gayla (February 6, 2024).
4218:Cawley, Gayla (February 1, 2024).
4192:Farrar, Molly (January 24, 2024).
3748:McDonald, Danny (April 13, 2023).
3643:Platoff, Emma (November 7, 2022).
3142:McDonald, Danny (March 26, 2022).
2777:Atkinson, Dan (November 8, 2017).
2751:Atkinson, Dan (November 3, 2017).
1252:Potential pursuit of higher office
1162:Parade. He proposed as a possible
1119:near the location of the existing
282:, Flynn unsuccessfully ran for an
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4014:McDonald, Danny (June 16, 2023).
3988:McDonald, Danny (June 14, 2023).
3669:Miller, Yawu (November 9, 2022).
3617:Miller, Yawu (October 17, 2022).
3591:Miller, Yawu (November 2, 2022).
3273:Logan, Erin (December 31, 2023).
2997:Nations, Alyssa (March 5, 2020).
2337:Deehan, Mike (November 8, 2017).
1053:2023 Boston City Council election
972:being held in the Boston-area at
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488:2005 Boston City Council election
437:United States Department of Labor
264:. He also previously worked as a
254:United States Department of Labor
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4166:Rios, Simón (January 25, 2024).
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3565:Jonas, Michael (April 5, 2023).
3478:McDonald, Danny (July 5, 2023).
3221:Platoff, Emma (March 11, 2023).
2725:Rooney, Jeanne (June 29, 2017).
1168:Massachusetts National Guardsmen
1166:solution the prospect of having
941:after a ruling by Federal Judge
891:Jonas, Michael (April 5, 2023).
682:United States secretary of labor
641:with Governor Baker in July 2021
420:. His military service included
290:, Flynn unsuccessfully ran in a
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3171:Leung, Shirley (May 28, 2024).
825:Boston Public Health Commission
557:Chinese Progressive Association
543:his candidacy were Congressman
395:Don Bosco Technical High School
4564:Cawley, Gayla (May 11, 2024).
3910:Cawley, Gayla (May 18, 2023).
2946:Buell, Spencer (May 9, 2018).
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2282:Miller, Yawu (July 12, 2023).
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3506:Brief, Henry (July 7, 2023).
3401:Keller, Jon (July 20, 2023).
2405:Abel, Dave (April 19, 2006).
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2644:"2 contend for Kelly's seat"
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2008:Peter A. Lin-Marcus
1966:Corey G. Dinopoulos
1113:American Family Care
992:'s lead and hire a "
981:hearing disabilities
964:and U.S. Navy Capt.
404:Flynn served in the
399:Salve Regina College
223:Edward Michael Flynn
4876:Boston City Council
4249:boston.legistar.com
4073:. December 28, 2023
3824:. December 12, 2022
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577:City Council tenure
549:Michael F. Flaherty
468:Boston City Council
384:Boston City Council
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2836:. October 21, 2017
2810:. December 9, 2018
2808:South Boston Today
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2510:. January 30, 2018
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553:Nick Collins
537:front-runner
534:
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522:Bill Linehan
504:
486:seat in the
481:
456:South Boston
453:
449:minimum wage
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278:
262:minimum wage
243:
222:
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128:Bill Linehan
111:
100:
78:Succeeded by
55:
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5041:Erin Murphy
5037:Julia Mejia
5005:Liz Breadon
4803:November 9,
4774:November 9,
4716:November 2,
4549:December 2,
4148:February 1,
4122:February 1,
3973:December 2,
3868:February 1,
3654:November 9,
3628:November 9,
3602:November 9,
3440:November 9,
2448:Ballotpedia
1554:Laura Garza
1411:(incumbent)
1352:(incumbent)
1322:(incumbent)
1220:middle aged
1194:holiday of
1060:Julia Mejia
1043:, Governor
951:Liz Breadon
943:Patti Saris
876:shuttle bus
865:Kendra Lara
857:open letter
798:Erin Murphy
790:Frank Baker
778:Erin Murphy
755:progressive
612:Marty Walsh
608:Michelle Wu
439:during the
372: Coyne
123:Preceded by
66:Preceded by
5064:Categories
5015:District 5
5000:District 9
4989:District 4
4974:District 8
4963:District 3
4948:District 7
4937:District 2
4922:District 6
4911:District 1
4826:Boston.Gov
4523:August 17,
4478:August 17,
4452:August 17,
4426:August 17,
4373:NBC Boston
4347:Boston.com
4198:Boston.com
4117:NBC Boston
4098:NBC Boston
3842:Boston.gov
3517:January 1,
3489:January 1,
3322:January 1,
3298:NBC Boston
3279:NBC Boston
3081:Boston.com
3060:October 4,
2931:August 26,
2834:The Boston
2814:October 4,
2788:January 1,
2680:August 17,
2508:Boston.gov
2504:"Ed Flynn"
2479:August 17,
2453:October 4,
2319:August 17,
2293:August 17,
2269:References
2215:Candidate
2154:Candidate
2093:Candidate
1889:Candidate
1830:all others
1676:Candidates
1643:all others
1539:Roy Owens
1288:Candidates
742:concession
711:Kenzie Bok
194:Allegiance
147:Democratic
4400:March 24,
4352:March 23,
3232:March 27,
3112:. WGBH-TV
2762:March 25,
1121:nonprofit
686:Kim Janey
616:Chinatown
496:OxyContin
211:U.S. Navy
102:Incumbent
71:Kim Janey
56:In office
5029:At-large
4832:April 2,
3895:April 6,
3822:CBS News
3707:April 6,
3701:wgbh.org
3576:April 6,
3469:April 6,
3412:July 23,
3407:CBS News
3208:Politico
3182:June 14,
3153:June 23,
3116:June 23,
3008:April 4,
2925:Archived
2894:Archived
2736:June 23,
2705:June 23,
2654:April 7,
2572:June 23,
2541:July 21,
2419:June 23,
2239:Write-in
2178:Write-in
2117:Write-in
2038:Write-in
1380:Sam Yoon
1196:Hanukkah
1078:Tel Aviv
994:rat czar
902:April 6,
759:moderate
666:tear gas
541:endorsed
484:at-large
284:at-large
248:and the
178:(father)
161:Children
25:Ed Flynn
4575:May 13,
4025:July 4,
3999:July 4,
3947:June 5,
3921:June 2,
3781:June 2,
3759:June 2,
3733:May 16,
2195:15,286
2168:15,029
2031:
2017:
2003:
1989:
1975:
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1782:
1681:Primary
1637:
1606:
1592:
1578:
1564:
1548:
1534:
1520:
1501:21,778
1495:11,092
1484:26,999
1478:12,895
1467:28,318
1461:12,070
1448:31,629
1442:14,287
1293:Primary
1170:patrol
861:Twitter
732:WGBH-TV
698:in 2021
672:by the
647:in 2019
506:In 2007
431:in the
300:In 2017
288:In 2007
280:In 2005
268:in the
169:Parents
156:Kristen
4828:. 2023
3703:. WGBH
2256:7,744
2232:97.82
2229:7,575
2218:Votes
2171:98.32
2157:Votes
2134:6,567
2110:97.05
2107:6,373
2096:Votes
2073:14,482
1961:48.05
1958:6,958
1910:Votes
1904:Votes
1779:10.73
1762:22.48
1759:1,741
1751:46.48
1748:4,217
1698:Votes
1692:Votes
1586:1,031
1558:1,807
1542:3,622
1528:3,661
1514:4,824
1481:10.05
1470:10.12
1451:11.30
1445:11.14
1426:35,553
1416:14,094
1396:41,891
1386:13,165
1367:43,533
1357:15,690
1337:49,220
1327:17,828
1310:Votes
1304:Votes
1192:Jewish
1082:Israel
1011:vetoed
796:, and
678:vetoed
668:, and
639:selfie
310:, and
272:and a
153:Spouse
4822:(PDF)
4793:(PDF)
4764:(PDF)
4735:(PDF)
4706:(PDF)
4678:(PDF)
4650:(PDF)
4622:(PDF)
4594:(PDF)
2890:Wired
2619:(PDF)
2591:(PDF)
2363:(PDF)
2247:2.18
2186:1.68
2125:2.95
2063:9,013
2058:Total
2052:0.35
2046:0.27
2028:0.80
2014:1.38
2000:1.79
1986:2.03
1972:5.59
1954:31.73
1949:2,860
1939:51.61
1934:7,474
1929:56.42
1924:5,085
1864:9,073
1854:7,745
1849:Total
1843:0.36
1837:0.09
1821:4.96
1807:6.83
1793:7.09
1768:0.57
1744:24.14
1739:1,870
1729:52.58
1724:4,771
1719:23.68
1714:1,834
1656:0.31
1650:0.23
1634:0.01
1623:0.05
1620:133†
1617:0.01
1603:0.53
1589:0.80
1575:0.92
1572:1174
1561:1.41
1545:2.82
1531:2.85
1517:3.76
1504:7.78
1498:8.65
1487:9.64
1464:9.41
1431:12.70
1421:10.99
1401:14.96
1391:10.27
1372:15.55
1362:12.23
1342:17.58
1332:13.90
1235:AIPAC
1216:white
1097:grant
1018:grant
934:White
571:LGBTQ
115:
4834:2024
4805:2022
4776:2022
4747:2021
4718:2022
4689:2018
4661:2018
4633:2018
4605:2018
4577:2024
4551:2023
4544:WBUR
4525:2024
4480:2024
4454:2024
4428:2024
4402:2024
4395:WBUR
4354:2024
4309:2024
4283:2024
4257:2024
4231:2024
4205:2024
4179:2024
4172:WBUR
4150:2024
4143:WCVB
4124:2024
4079:2024
4071:WHDH
4053:2024
4027:2023
4001:2023
3975:2023
3949:2023
3942:WBUR
3923:2023
3897:2023
3870:2024
3830:2023
3801:WBUR
3783:2023
3761:2023
3735:2023
3709:2023
3682:2024
3656:2022
3630:2022
3604:2022
3578:2023
3545:2022
3537:WCVB
3519:2024
3491:2024
3471:2023
3442:2022
3435:WGBH
3414:2023
3394:2022
3374:2022
3354:2022
3324:2024
3317:WHDH
3260:2024
3253:WGBH
3234:2023
3184:2024
3155:2022
3118:2022
3088:2021
3062:2021
3036:2024
3029:WBUR
3010:2024
2984:2023
2959:2023
2933:2021
2921:WBUR
2902:2021
2871:2023
2842:2023
2816:2021
2790:2024
2764:2024
2738:2022
2707:2022
2682:2024
2656:2023
2630:2018
2602:2018
2574:2022
2543:2023
2516:2022
2481:2024
2455:2021
2421:2022
2375:2024
2343:WGBH
2321:2024
2295:2024
2261:100
2244:169
2200:100
2183:257
2139:100
2122:194
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