• We conduct the official business of the Democratic Party in Boston's Ward 5.
  • We support qualified Democrats up and down the ballot.
  • We support our "electeds."
  • We get out the vote (GOTV) in Massachusets and other states—and have fun doing it!
  • Our meetings are open to the public. New members are welcome!

Please Join Us for Our First Meeting of 2025 Tonight! There is Much to Discuss!

It starts at 7 PM, in-person, at Community Church of Boston, 565 Bolyston Street, across from Copley Square. Zoom is also available. We will acknowledge Inauguration Day and the new administration, and talk about what to do in 2025. Elections for Mayor and City Councilor are coming up. Look for a Zoom link in today's meeting reminder email. Please attend, if you can. Now is the time to band together!

The Committee Extends A Heartfelt Congratulations to the Wu-Pewarski Family!

Blaise and Cass have a new sister, and we're thrilled. On Tuesday, January 14th at 2 p.m., Mayor Michelle Wu gave birth to her third child, a girl that she and husband Conor Pewarski named Mira. Weighing in at 8 lbs., 4 oz., she arrived one day before the mayor's birthday. Both are doing fine.

"Mayor Wu wishes to express her deepest gratitude to the nurses, doctors, and healthcare staff who made this possible for her family, and who work everyday to support so many families across the city, " a statement from the city said.

She is the first woman to be elected mayor of Boston, and to deliver a child while in office. While Wu has no plans to take parental leave, she did, as a city councilor, lead the successful push for city workers to get six weeks of paid leave. In the months ahead, we'll likely see the mayor patting Mira on her shoulder, while giving speeches and attending to other official duties. She has been clear about her plans to be present in the city. When her two boys were young, Wu took them along for the ride.

Our Mission: Conducting the Official Business of the Democratic Party.

Ward 5 includes Beacon Hill, Bay Village, Back Bay, Fenway, and parts of Chinatown and the South End. We advocate for the election of Democrats at the local, state and national level. We support public policies that are important to the City of Boston, the Commonwealth, and the Nation. We help our neighbors stay informed.

Officers: Robert Binney (Chair), Hilary Bacon Gabrieli (Vice Chair), Patricia Amend (Second Vice Chair), Shari Franzetta (Secretary), Robert Whitney (Treasurer). Executive Committee: Robert Binney, Hilary Bacon Gabrieli, Patricia Amend, Robert Whitney, Shari Franzetta, Kenzie Bok, Gretchen Bennett, Kathy Judge, Susan Smith, City Councilor Sharon Durkan and State Rep. Jay Livingstone.

We meet the third Tuesday of every month—now in person. A Zoom link is also available.

Here's More:

Protecting Our Democracy,

The Boston Ward 5 Democratic Committee

Contact.

Send an email to:  Ward5Boston@gmail.com.

Get details on Ward 5 Meetings—the third Tuesday of the month at 7PM—plus candidate forums, rallies, canvasses, and other events.

Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram!

Meet.

W5 Meeting. Tuesday, January 21st, 7PM, Community Church, 565 Boylston Street. Also via Zoom.

W5 Meeting, Tuesday, February 18th, 7PM, Community Church, 565 Bolyston Street. Also via Zoom.

W5 Meeting, Tuesday, March 18th, 7PM, Community Church, 565 Bolyston Street. Also via Zoom.

 

 

 

 

 

Endorse.