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Boston councilors go before voters Tuesday, days after pay hike

Boston councilors go before voters Tuesday, days after pay hike

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Boston voters get a chance to reflect their sentiments in the polling booth on Tuesday regarding a 14 percent pay raise the City Council gave itself last week. Several of those who backed the increase face opponents in their bids for re-election, including three district councilors. Only one challenger is running for an at-large seat, so at least one of those incumbents will be re-elected, including one of the two who favored the pay raise.

Boston voters get a chance to reflect their sentiments in the polling booth on Tuesday regarding a 14 percent pay raise the City Council gave itself last week. Several of those who backed the increase face opponents in their bids for re-election, including three district councilors. Only one challenger is running for an at-large seat, so at least one of those incumbents will be re-elected, including one of the two who favored the pay raise.…