MIT student/Cambridge homeowner runs for City Council on a quality of life ticket
Although interestingly, while promoting a wide variety of good ideas (inclusion of Cambridge in Boston's upcoming bicycle sharing program, expanding transit information, etc.) he does call for more parking, even as he favors speed and red light camera ticketing programs, as a speeding driver running a red light hit and killed a neighbor's child.
See his website: Leland Cheung for City Council and this article from the MIT Tech student newspaper, "MIT Graduate Student Runs for City Council, Hopes to Represent Students."
(reprinted due to some weird problem with the links)
Labels: civic engagement, elections, electoral politics, progressive urban political agenda
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