Boston City Council candidate faces complaints after first days of early voting in crowded District 7 race
Early Voting,Voting,Business,Politics
One of Ahmed’s opponents also complained of his behavior to the Boston Elections Commission and the Secretary of State. Deeqo Jibril, the Director of Small Business Development under the state’s Executive Office of Economic Development, filed a police report Saturday alleging that District Seven candidate Said Ahmed had “continually harassed” her and other voters while she participated in early voting at the Shelburne Community Center in Roxbury. One candidate in Boston’s crowded District Seven city council race allegedly harassed a Healey administration official at a mosque and during early voting...
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