Donald Trump’s gains across all of the voting wards in Boston – a five percent bump from 2020 that was even bigger in blue collar districts and in South Boston and Dorchester, make it less daunting for a candidate like the Southie city councilor to take on Wu.


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Donald Trump’s gains across all of the voting wards in Boston – a five percent bump from 2020 that was even bigger in blue collar districts and in South Boston and Dorchester, make it less daunting…{ai:summary}<p>Donald Trump has seen a five percent increase in support across all voting wards in Boston compared to 2020, with even larger gains in blue-collar areas like South Boston and Dorchester. This shift may provide a more favorable landscape for candidates challenging Mayor Wu. </p><p>#politics</p>

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