No, I don't have a count of 2025 registered voters by precinct handy

Following up on an earlier reply, just finished this piece, from Massachusetts:

Police Planning Places for People: how "stakeholder engagement" inflates reduces livability and increases the cost of affordable housing in Massachusetts

open.substack.com/pub/cascadea...

And in the Hingham example the Board of Zoning Appeals required wider interior roads (at least 24 feet) for emergency vehicle access, parking, and school buses

In 40b developers sometimes pay for infrastructure upgrades. In the Shrewsbury link, a letter from the police chief said building a new development would require the town to hire 1.75 additional officers and buy an additional police cruiser - sure the town would want the developers to pay for that

Not research per se, but plenty of examples where police departments make these requests as part of Massachusetts 40b process. May write about some of these soon:
shrewsburyma.gov/1464/104-Mai...
www.hingham-ma.gov/728/Pending-...

Two tours daily at the Museum, Wednesday-Sunday, recommend anyone to go visit

I did the math, the most "damage" that can be done cancelling Harvard's contracts is half of that amount.

open.substack.com/pub/cascadea...

Yeah but it was probably more a pro-Fulop vote, instead of anti-Sherrill 🤷 One family member's worked in JC for 30+ years and likes what Fulop's done as mayor. Not strictly voting on statewide policy

Some of my family voted Fulop, but they probably would've voted Sherrill if he wasn't running. Different bases, votes wouldn't transfer cleanly

The Orthodox community there votes as a block, e.g. leaders say who to vote for and everyone follows their guidance. This year they supported Trump and Gillibrand. Similar pattern in 2020, 2022, not too hard to explain.
www.shtetl.org/article/anal...

Seems like a debate about messaging - the Politico article called it a "policy research and messaging hub." Just thought there'd be more to it than parsing a memo from November 🤷‍♂️

"Medicare for All" is a good message b/c it's universal, "simple, concrete", not just for specific identities