Worker’s rights attorney Ben Weber and former Boston Public Schools employee William King are both hoping to land the seat Kendra Lara currently holds
Worker’s rights attorney Ben Weber and former Boston Public Schools employee William King are running for District 6 after voters rejected the embattled incumbent Kendra Lara during the preliminary electionTwo weeks until election day and the District 6 finish line is in sight. Worker’s rights attorney Ben Weber is facing off against former Boston Public Schools employee William King after voters rejected current councilor, Kendra Lara during September’s preliminary election.
William King says results from earlier in the fall show how voters were feeling about Lara’s leadership. “I want to see a school system here in Boston where services are being allocated in an equitable manner all across the school district,” said Ben Weber. Both candidates told NBC 10 that constituent services will also be top of mind, along with seeking compromise with their council colleagues.
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