As Boston’s preliminary election results continue to come in, incumbent City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo has conceded, his campaign told NBC10 Boston Tuesday night. Boston voters let their voices be heard in Tuesday’s election, which will narrow city council races in four districts. Click here to see the results as they come in. The top two vote-getters in each preliminary race…
As Boston's preliminary election results continue to come in, incumbent City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo has conceded, his campaign told NBC10 Boston Tuesday night.
Arroyo's seat on the council was competitive following a series of scandals. He paid a $3,000 fine for an ethics violation after representing his brother, former City Councilor Felix G. Arroyo, in a sexual harassment lawsuit. Voters told NBC10 Boston Tuesday that they want elected officials who are going to address issues like the housing crisis, inflation and education.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is one of Arroyo's constituents, but she voted for his opponent, Enrique Pepén. Pepén, a father of two, made his final pitch to voters at polling places Tuesday. Arroyo didn’t respond to NBC10 Boston's requests for comment. The two candidates with the most votes in each district will move on to the general election in November.
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