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Mailed to: CambridgePac at P.O. Box 410291, Cambridge, MA 02141
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Checks: made out to: Cambridge Citizens Coalition Independent Expenditure P.A.C.
Mailed to: CambridgePac at P.O. Box 410291, Cambridge, MA 02141
Thank you!!
CCC'S 2023 ENDORSEMENTS
The 2023 Cambridge City Council election is pivotal in preserving the integrity of our city.
Learn More About the Cambridge Citizens Coalition: HERE
Help Support our Work
DONATE BY MAIL
Checks: made out to: Cambridge Citizens Coalition Independent Expenditure P.A.C.
Mailed to: CambridgePac at P.O. Box 410291, Cambridge, MA 02141
Thank you!!
Checks: made out to: Cambridge Citizens Coalition Independent Expenditure P.A.C.
Mailed to: CambridgePac at P.O. Box 410291, Cambridge, MA 02141
Thank you!!
Elections Matter!
REGISTER TO VOTE by Oct.27 HERE: https://www.sec.state.ma.us/ovr/
Find out if you are Registered to Vote? HERE: https://www.sec.state.ma.us/ovr/
APPLY NOW for a MAIL-IN/DROP OFF BALLOT:HERE
You will receive it in early October and can either mail it back or drop it off in one of the city drop boxes (see below). About 40% of Cambridge residents last election used a mail-in/drop off ballot.
We encourage voting as soon as you receive it, but you can mail it in up to 1 week before the election on November 7. Or you can drop it off from Oct.13th through Nov 3.
The drop off boxes are open 24 hours day at the following locations: Main Ballot Drop Box: Open from Friday, October 13, 2023 to Election Day, Tuesday, November 7, 2023 at 8 p.m. Coffon Building - Right-side of the building located at 51 Inman St Satellite Drop Box Locations: Open from Friday, October 13, 2023 to Monday, November 6, 2023 at 8 p.m. City Hall - Near the back door of the building located at 795 Massachusetts Ave Morse School - Near the front entrance of the building location at 40 Granite St Cambridge Police Headquarters - Near the front of the building located at 125 6th St Maria L. Baldwin School - Right-side of the Oxford Street entrance of the building located at 85 Oxford Street O'Neill Library - Adjacent to the entrance stairs of the building located at 70 Rindge Ave.
Walk-In voting: Oct. 28-Nov. 3. You can also return your ballot in person at the Cambridge Election Commission office at 51 Inman Street during regular office hours: Mondays 8:30 am - 8:00 pm; Tuesdays through Thursdays 8:30 am - 5:00 pm; Fridays 8:30 am - 12:00 Noon. The Election Commission office will be closed on Monday, October 9th to an election official at a designated early voting location during early voting hours.
Regular voting (in person) is November 7.
Find out where you vote: HERE
Find out if you are Registered to Vote? HERE: https://www.sec.state.ma.us/ovr/
APPLY NOW for a MAIL-IN/DROP OFF BALLOT:HERE
You will receive it in early October and can either mail it back or drop it off in one of the city drop boxes (see below). About 40% of Cambridge residents last election used a mail-in/drop off ballot.
We encourage voting as soon as you receive it, but you can mail it in up to 1 week before the election on November 7. Or you can drop it off from Oct.13th through Nov 3.
The drop off boxes are open 24 hours day at the following locations: Main Ballot Drop Box: Open from Friday, October 13, 2023 to Election Day, Tuesday, November 7, 2023 at 8 p.m. Coffon Building - Right-side of the building located at 51 Inman St Satellite Drop Box Locations: Open from Friday, October 13, 2023 to Monday, November 6, 2023 at 8 p.m. City Hall - Near the back door of the building located at 795 Massachusetts Ave Morse School - Near the front entrance of the building location at 40 Granite St Cambridge Police Headquarters - Near the front of the building located at 125 6th St Maria L. Baldwin School - Right-side of the Oxford Street entrance of the building located at 85 Oxford Street O'Neill Library - Adjacent to the entrance stairs of the building located at 70 Rindge Ave.
Walk-In voting: Oct. 28-Nov. 3. You can also return your ballot in person at the Cambridge Election Commission office at 51 Inman Street during regular office hours: Mondays 8:30 am - 8:00 pm; Tuesdays through Thursdays 8:30 am - 5:00 pm; Fridays 8:30 am - 12:00 Noon. The Election Commission office will be closed on Monday, October 9th to an election official at a designated early voting location during early voting hours.
Regular voting (in person) is November 7.
Find out where you vote: HERE
CCC Election Forum Date September 10, 2023 (4:30-7 PM) by zoom
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Cambridge Political Groups Active in 2023
The livability of Cambridge 10, 20 years from now depends on our actions today. Cambridge is diverse. That's who we are. In both culture and perspectives, our culture of innovation has established our historical community as an attractive hub for visitors worldwide. To maintain the cultural integrity of our neighborhoods, the speed of developments needs to be sustainable for generations to come. It should also reflect the interests of those who call Cambridge home, not just the potential profits of commercial developers. Modernization is good- but restrictions need to be established to prevent the destruction of trees, historical architecture, and the unsustainable gentrification of our communities even further.
Cambridge's Future 10, 20 years from now depends on our actions today.
Cambridge's Future 10, 20 years from now depends on our actions today.
CCC'S 2023 ELECTION EFFORTS ARE ON THE MOVE...
A Strategy for Sustainable Change
This November, help us create a diverse panel of City Council members who can represent the holistic interests of their residents- regardless of how many years they have called Cambridge home. The wellbeing of our neighbors should come before the interests of international, for-profit developers. In creating a more sustainable environment, realistic affordable housing options, and better public services, we cannot idealistically ignore the long term repercussions of our decisions day. Join our fight to end Band-Aid solutions for the core issues facing Cambridge and help us put into place long term strategies that addresses expansion.
Cambridge Citizens’ Coalition (CCC) is a nonprofit organization comprised of residents from every part of Cambridge. Our research based methodology will ensure that future development sustains the health of the entire community rather than lining the pockets of developers and creating unaffordable housing solutions to those that need it the most.
We need to respect all that is best about Cambridge: the welcoming atmosphere for diverse communities, the human scale, the spirit of innovation, and the unique historical qualities of every neighborhood. The Cambridge Citizens Coalition welcomes all Cambridge residents. To protect the special qualities of a city we all cherish, we must have new voices of reason and balance on the City Council. Visit our voting section to find out how to get involved.
EnvironmentLong term sustainability and preservation of current natural habitats.
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Sensible PlanningPrincipled planning that addresses the needs of residents, the environment, local businesses and strategic growth
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Equity and LivabilityImproving Neighborhoods, Schools, and public services such as investments into Pre-K Education
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"Asking for -profit developers to fix the affordable housing problem is like asking an arsonist to put out their own fire. What is their incentive? "
"Asking for -profit developers to fix the affordable housing problem is like asking an arsonist to put out their own fire. What is their incentive? "
