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The field in Boston’s mayoral race narrowed to two after Tuesday’s preliminary election, with City Councilors Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi George moving on.

Top two vote-getters Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi George will face off in the general election, ensuring that Boston’s next mayor is a woman of color.

Democrat Michelle Wu spoke briefly Wednesday morning as she greeted commuters at the Forest Hills T station, emerging as the top vote-getter in a runoff election for the next mayor of Boston.

The final round of the Boston mayoral race appeared set early Wednesday morning, as results trickled in from a preliminary election to winnow the field of hopefuls down to two. City Councilors Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi George told supporters Tuesday night they were the top two vote-getters, despite a small number of votes officially tallied.

City Councilor Michelle Wu told supporters Tuesday night she was among the top two vote-getters, despite a small number of votes officially tallied

State elections officials explained that the delay had to do, at least in part, with ballot drop boxes, one of the ways voters were encouraged to return their ballots this year.

Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu told supporters she’s confident she has enough votes to make it through to the general mayoral election in November.

The field of mayoral candidates in Boston will narrow after residents vote in Tuesday’s preliminary election.

The two top candidates in Tuesday’s preliminary election will face off against each other in the general election on Nov. 2.

Polling locations in Boston will be open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. Tuesday. The two top candidates will face off against each other in the general election on Nov. 2.

The final round of the Boston mayoral race appeared set early Wednesday morning, as results trickled in from a preliminary election to winnow the field of hopefuls down to two. City Councilors Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi George told supporters Tuesday night they were the top two vote-getters, despite a small number of votes officially tallied.

As the Securities and Exchange Commission takes a closer look at defining ESG, two market analysts lay out how they view the hot trade.

Engine No. 1’s new activism-focused ETF builds on ideas behind the firm’s proxy fight with Exxon Mobil, CEO Jennifer Grancio says.

The Engine No. 1 Transform 500 ETF is at the intersection between three hot investing themes: ETFs, ESG and activist investing. 

People in Wakefield, Massachusetts will vote on the whether to get ride of the town’s Native American mascot Tuesday, but the results won’t change the school committee’s decision.

People in Wakefield, Massachusetts will vote on the whether to get ride of the town’s Native American mascot Tuesday, but the results won’t change the school committee’s decision. Last month, the Wakefield School Committee voted 5-2 to change its longtime Native American mascot in response to criticism that it was offensive and racist. Committee members decided to keep the...

The same day former Mayor Marty Walsh submitted his resignation letter to the Boston city clerk, he also sent a letter to the City Council asking them to move the upcoming preliminary municipal election a week earlier. The March 22 letter pointed to a potential expansion of vote by mail that would include upcoming fall elections as a reason to…

Kids in a small town in Vermont are celebrating the vote to name the plows that work their roads.

The bitter, turbulent battle for the White House between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden produced no clear winner on Tuesday, with a race too close to call and millions of votes still uncounted. Trump has spent weeks trying to delegitimize such a scenario, and had threatened to send lawyers to swing states such as Pennsylvania as…