Gregg Moree
He/Him
- Currently
- Carpenter
- Election history
- 8th time running
He/Him
A lifelong Cambridge resident and a graduate of CRLS, Gregg Moree is a perennial candidate, having run in every council election since 2007. In 2015, he received 75 #1 votes, and was defeated in the 5th round of counting with 80 votes total. In 2019, he was eliminated in the 3rd count with 47 votes total.
Gregg Moree is a strong believer in a Second Bill of Rights, including the rights to medical care and employment. He frequently points out that a relative of his worked on the Second Bill of Rights.
Our revolution supports a new generation of progressive leaders across the US.
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A Better Cambridge is a local housing/growth-and-development focused group. They used their questionnaire to determine their endorsements.
A Better Cambridge is a local housing/growth-and-development focused group. They used their questionnaire to determine their endorsements.
The Harvard Graduate Student Union-UAW's guide to municipal elections in Cambridge, Somerville, and Boston for City Council and Somerville Mayor.
The Harvard Graduate Student Union-UAW's guide to municipal elections in Cambridge, Somerville, and Boston for City Council and Somerville Mayor.
When they think about my platform, they can think about the second bill of rights.
It’s jobs and housing, jobs and housing. Internships, youth apprenticeship programs. We need to get these kids off the street. This is a community, we’re supposed to look out for each other. We don’t want anybody to fall through the cracks. There are people cut out to go to Harvard and MIT, and then there are people cut out just to go to work as a cop or a plumber, an electrician. And internships.
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Well, the kids should be doing their homework, not smoking pot in Harvard Square, you know? I don’t favor marijuana. The kids basically should just do their homework, not think about getting high.
Cecila D'ArmsIt’s jobs and housing, jobs and housing. Internships, youth apprenticeship programs. We need to get these kids off the street. This is a community, we’re supposed to look out for each other. We don’t want anybody to fall through the cracks. There are people cut out to go to Harvard and MIT, and then there are people cut out just to go to work as a cop or a plumber, an electrician. And internships.
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Well, the kids should be doing their homework, not smoking pot in Harvard Square, you know? I don’t favor marijuana. The kids basically should just do their homework, not think about getting high.
What are three specific new programs or changes you would make if elected?
A mandatory Youth Apprenticeship Program for all new business construction in Cambridge.
Oct. 2, 2017 — Reena KarasinWhat are three specific new programs or changes you would make if elected?
A mandatory Youth Apprenticeship Program for all new business construction in Cambridge.