Democratic

Jimmy Tingle at Doyle's! Thursday, June 26

By Ward 19 Democratic Committee... - 6/19/14 - 11:00 am

Reserve your tickets at [email protected]!

Ward 19 Democratic Committee meeting on January 6

By Ward 19 Democratic Committee... - 1/4/14 - 5:50 pm

The Ward 19 Democratic Committee will meet Monday, January 6, at 7:00 PM at the Roslindale Community Center. The Committee welcomes any voters registered as Democrats in Ward 19 who are interested in participating in Committee events, and contributing to our mission, to attend our meetings. At this meeting, we will be preparing for our February caucus.

To find out if you live in Ward 19, check your address here.

Roslindale and JP lose dedicated activist

By Ward 19 Democratic Committee... - 11/20/13 - 12:25 am

With sadness, the Ward 19 Democratic Committee reports the death of longtime Committee member and local activist Wayne Wilson Jr., on November 15, 2013. Wayne was a tireless worker for many Democratic and progressive causes, and an active candidate for the Massachusetts State Senate in the Norfolk & Suffolk district. He is survived by his wife Irene, his sons Tommy and Robbie, and his daughter, Kristyn Paige. Visiting hours will be at Gormley Funeral Services in West Roxbury, MA, on Thursday, November 21, from 4:00 to 7:00 PM.

Democratic caucus reports

By adamg - 2/4/06 - 12:32 pm

Blue Mass. Group has a forum for discussing today's Democratic caucuses. Note: At 6:53 p.m., BMG had a lot more results than boston.com, which still had only an AP report about campaigning by Reilly and Patrick with no actual results in it.

Deval Patrick sweeps Watertown, Reilly's hometown:

... In a big surprise to H2otown, Deval Patrick beat Watertown resident and sitting AG Tom Reilly handily, despite the fact that Reilly's slate of delegates read like a Who's Who of Watertown politics. ...

The lieutenant governor's race

By adamg - 10/13/05 - 4:17 pm

What? You weren't aware there was one? Of course, there is, and David takes a look at the three initial Democratic candidates. Sure, it seems like a useless office, but if recent history is any guide, whoever becomes lieutenant governor ultimately becomes governor, what with the Beacon Hill being such a jumping-off point for um, the ambassador's job in Ottawa. David adds the Blue Mass. Group interviewed one on the phone recently and hopes to post notes soon.