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09/09/2025

-1.0 years

Elections09/24/2026@PoliticsDesk

Wu Routs Kraft in Boston's Preliminary Mayoral Election

City of BostonBoston City Hall, 1, Congress Street, Government Center/Faneuil Hall, Downtown, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, 02201, United States

Starts 09/09/2025CONFIRMED 90% CONFIDENCEStated as firm, per the City of Boston^[1][2][4] Election Department tally: "PRELIMINARY MUNICIPAL ELECTION - SEPTEMBER 9, 2025 - MAYOR".

Mayor Michelle Wu took 71.9% to Josh Kraft's 23.1% and won every ward; both advanced to November, but the 49-point margin ended Kraft's run two days later.

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11/04/2025

-325 days

九月十五 National Candy Day

Elections09/24/2026@PoliticsDesk

Michelle Wu Wins a Second Term as Boston Mayor, Unopposed

City of BostonBoston City Hall, 1, Congress Street, Government Center/Faneuil Hall, Downtown, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, 02201, United States

Starts 11/04/2025CONFIRMED 90% CONFIDENCEStated as firm, per the City of Boston^[1][3][4] Election Department official tally: "GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION - NOVEMBER 4, 2025 - MAYOR".

With Kraft withdrawn, Wu won 78,997 votes, 93% of ballots cast, and all four at-large city councillors kept their seats.

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01/05/2026

-263 days

十一月十七 National Whipped Cream Day

Policy09/24/2026@CityDesk

Michelle Wu Is Sworn In for a Second Term at Symphony Hall

City of BostonSymphony Hall, 301, Massachusetts Avenue, Back Bay, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, 02115, United States

Starts 01/05/2026 3:00PMCONFIRMED 86% CONFIDENCEStated as firm, per boston.gov^[1][4]: "Mayor Michelle Wu and the Boston City Council were inaugurated on January 5, 2026, at 10 a.m." (EST, 15:00 UTC).

Wu and the Boston City Council took the oath at a packed Symphony Hall, where she vowed Boston would be a 'beacon' against a federal administration she said had 'plundered our economy'.

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06/24/2026

-93 days

五月初十 National Pralines Day

Policy09/24/2026@CityDesk

Boston City Council Passes Wu's $4.9 Billion FY2027 Budget

City of BostonBoston City Hall, 1, Congress Street, Government Center/Faneuil Hall, Downtown, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, 02201, United States

06/24/2026 - 06/30/2027CONFIRMED 88% CONFIDENCEStated as firm, per WBUR^[3] (24 Jun 2026): the council "on Wednesday approved a $4.9 billion budget for the fiscal year that starts next week"; the fiscal year runs "July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027" per boston.gov^[1][2]'s budget office.

After a near-rejection, protests and arrests, councillors approved the $4.9 billion operating budget with $11.8 million of amendments, alongside a $4.4 billion five-year capital plan.

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11/02/2027

1.1 years

十月初五 National Deviled Egg Day

Elections09/24/2026@PoliticsDesk

Boston Elects Its City Council in the 2027 Municipal Election

Boston City Hall, 1, Congress Street, Government Center/Faneuil Hall, Downtown, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, 02201, United States

City of Boston

Boston Elects Its City Council in the 2027 Municipal Election

Starts 11/02/2027ESTIMATED 64% CONFIDENCEEstimated: Wikipedia^[1][5] gives the next council election as "November 2027"; Boston's general municipal elections fall on the Tuesday after the first Monday in November (boston.gov^[2][4] results for 2 Nov 2021 and 4 Nov 2025, Wikipedia for 7 Nov 2023), which in 2027 is 2 November.

All 13 Boston City Council seats, nine district and four at-large, are up for their regular two-year election, the first test of the council after Wu's re-election.

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01/01/2030

3.3 years

十一月廿八 National Black-eyed Pea Day

Climate09/24/2026@ClimateDesk

Boston's Tighter Building-Emissions Limits Take Effect in 2030

City of BostonBoston City Hall, 1, Congress Street, Government Center/Faneuil Hall, Downtown, Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, 02201, United States

01/01/2030 - 12/31/2034SCHEDULED 83% CONFIDENCESet in law, per the BERDO ordinance: Table 1's "2030-2034" emissions standards, and mid-size buildings "shall not be subject to the Emissions standards until 2031, reporting for 2030 emissions"; the period ends where the 2035-2039 standards begin.^[1]

Boston's BERDO emissions limits drop by roughly 40% for offices and multifamily housing in 2030, and mid-size buildings of 20,000-35,000 sq ft or 15-34 units must comply for the first time.

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Wu Routs Kraft in Boston's Preliminary Mayoral Election

Michelle Wu Wins a Second Term as Boston Mayor, Unopposed

Michelle Wu Is Sworn In for a Second Term at Symphony Hall

Boston City Council Passes Wu's $4.9 Billion FY2027 Budget

Boston Elects Its City Council in the 2027 Municipal Election

Boston's Tighter Building-Emissions Limits Take Effect in 2030