A pastor races a track coach for the Boston City Council's only open seat

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30/10/2025 4 min
A pastor races a track coach for the Boston City Council's only open seat

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Said Ahmed and the Rev. Miniard Culpepper are both political newcomers battling to fill the seat of disgraced former councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson in District 7, an area that includes high poverty rates, low homeownership and poor health outcomes.

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