The Wu Campaign visited East Boston to accept endorsements from the state senator, the state representative and the district one city councilor. The event took place Monday morning at El Jardin in Central Square.
Here are statements from East Boston elected officials:
“Mayor Michelle Wu’s innovative policies have expanded affordable housing, empowered first-time homebuyers, and prioritized tenant protections across Boston. I am proud to endorse Mayor Wu for re-election to continue this critical work in ensuring every Bostonian has access to dignified, affordable housing.” – State Senator Lydia Edwards
“Mayor Michelle Wu has been a steadfast leader in protecting our waterfront communities from the devastating impacts of climate change. Her commitment to resilient infrastructure, coastal protections, and environmental justice ensures that neighborhoods like East Boston, Charlestown, and the North End remain safe and thriving for generations to come. I am proud to support her re-election so we can continue this critical work together.” – City Councilor Gabriela Coletta Zapata
“Mayor Michelle Wu has shown time and again that she is committed to making local government work better for everyone. Whether it’s providing youth jobs, keeping our communities safe, or responding to constituent concerns, she leads with compassion and intelligence. I’m proud to support her re-election.” – State Representative Adrian Madaro
Incumbent mayor Michelle Wu will face off against challengers Jonathan Kraft and Tom O’Brien in a September preliminary election.
Update: Tom O’Brien has opted not to run for mayor.
