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Conversations with District 9’s City Council Candidates, On Video

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Allstonia sat down with Pilar Ortiz and City Councilor Liz Breadon — who are both running to be City Councilor of District 9, which covers Allston-Brighton — to get their stances on topics that Allston neighbors care about.

Each video has a perspective from both Breadon and Ortiz. Follow the dialogue through playing each video. You can also focus on your issue of interest by clicking below:

How do you make sure to have open lines of communication with the Allston-Brighton neighborhood?

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As City Councilor, how would you balance the need for more housing with concerns that there is too much development? What kinds of development projects would you prioritize in Allston-Brighton?

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Do you feel that these universities are doing their fair share to support the neighborhood that they are development? What actions would you take as City Councilor to hold universities accountable?

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What separates you from your opponent? Why should voters vote for you?

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What did I not ask about that you would want to mention to neighbors?

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This article is part of a series that covers the 2025 municipal elections in Allston. See related articles here.

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