- 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 Next Meeting Tonight at 7PM.
It's both in person, at Community Church, 565 Boylston Street, 2ND floor, across from Copley Square, and online via Zoom. Our speakers will be Steve Farrell, Executive Director of the Fenway Community Development Corporation, and Will Onuoha, candidate for Boston City Council At-Large. Look for more details and a Zoom link in your inbox!
All Went Well at The 2025 Ward 5 Democratic Caucus.
On Saturday morning, April 5th, Ward 5 members, and other registered voters in Ward 5, gathered at Old South Church on Boylston Street to elect delegates for the 2025 Massachusetts Democratic Convention, on Saturday, September 13th, at the MassMutual Center in Springfield. Eleven women and six men were chosen.
Speakers included State Senator Lydia Edwards; City Council President Ruthzee Louijeune; State Representatives Jay Livingstone and Dan Ryan; City Councilors Henry Santana and Sharon Durkan, and Alexandra Valdez, who's running for City Councilor At-Large. Mohamed Missouri, a senior advisor to Michelle Wu, stepped in for the mayor, who was launching her reelection campaign at the Cyclorama in the South End.
Tens of Thousands Take a Stand at Hands Off!
Also on April 5th, Ward 5 members headed to Boston Common for the HandsOff! demonstration. Despite the rain, an estimated 30,000 people joined the event, one of 1,100+ that took place in cities and towns around the country. The massive crowd marched peacefully to City Hall to hear from Senator Ed Markey, Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley, Mayor Wu, and others.
As many as five million Americans showed up to raise their voices about the coup that is destroying the U.S. and our alliances around the world. More demonstrations are planned for this spring and summer.
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:
- How to Join the Ward 5 Democratic Committee.
- How to Donate to the Committee.
- How to Pay Your Dues if You're a Member.
- Read Our Meeting Minutes.
- Read the Bylaws We Abide By
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 and Instagram!
Meet.
W5 Meeting, Tuesday, March 18th, 7PM, Community Church, 565 Bolyston Street. Also via Zoom.
W5 Caucus, Saturday, April 5th, Old South Church, 645 Bolyston Street. Doors open at 8:30AM; Meeting begins at 9AM.
W5 Meeting, Tuesday, April 15th, 7PM, Community Church, 565 Bolyston Street. Also via Zoom.
Candidate Forum: The Boston Race for Boston Mayor, Thursday, May 15th, 6:15 PM via Zoom.
W5 Meeting, Tuesday, May 20th, 7PM, Community Church, 565 Boylston Street. Also via Zoom.
Endorse.