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Yes. I’m going to vote, and it’s my right. It’s the only way we have to exercise my voice. I’m concerned about who we elect. — Will Smith, Computer Analyst, Roxbury
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No. I’m not informed about it. I didn’t even know it was coming. — Tresean Braxton, Customer Service, Dorchester
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Yes. We as blacks need to be more vigilant about who is in government. Michelle Winbush, Student, Roxbury
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Yes. It’s imperative that we put people in office who will benefit our community. — Delmariato Grice, Construction, Roxbury
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Yes. We need to have a say about who’s taking care of our community. I’m concerned about violence. — Catherine Pleas, Retired, Roxbury
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Yes. I don’t miss a vote. That is my civic duty. — Barbara Rosa, Office Specialist, Dorchester