Cambridge Democrats
The Cambridge Democratic City Committee has approximately 250 elected members, representing each of the city’s eleven wards. We are elected in the presidential primary every four years, but we can add members between elections, and we always seek new faces who are registered Democrats excited to work for our party and its principles.
Cambridge is the most Democratic city in the most Democratic state in the nation, and we proudly express our city’s diversity and community. Our members – rich and poor; young and old; people varied in gender, sexual orientation, color, and creed – remain united by deep commitments to individual and political freedom, and to social and economic justice.
Wards
The city committee is made up the members of eleven neighborhood-level ward committees across Cambridge.
Check this Ward Map to see which Ward you live in.
Ward Chairs
Ward 1 (East Cambridge); Mary Lee Dunn, Chair
Ward 2 (MIT and Area 4); Danielle Allen, Chair
Ward 3 (Inman Square); Deb Nicholson, Chair
Ward 4 (Riverside); Robert Eckstut, Chair
Ward 5 (Cambridgeport); Neil Miller, Chair
Ward 6 (Mid-Cambridge); Uillia O’Connell, Chair
Ward 7 (Agassiz-Baldwin); Kelsey Harris, Chair
Ward 8 (Harvard Square); Warren Behr, Chair
Ward 9 (West Cambridge); Patrick Barton, Chair
Ward 10 (Porter Square); Dan Paradis, Chair
Ward 11 (North Cambridge); Joel Patterson, Chair
Officers
George Varghese, Chair
Deb Nicholson, Vice Chair
Patrick Barton, Secretary
Ernie Kim, Treasurer
Evan MacKay, Affirmative Action & Outreach Advisor
Cambridge Democratic City Committee Resolution
October 19, 2023
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