Sean Byrne
Housing supply. This is by far the biggest issue in Cambridge, the one that exacerbates almost all others. Racial inequities, climate change, healthcare outcomes, homelessness, and much more are all heavily exacerbated by the soaring costs of living in Cambridge. We need a city manager who recognizes the severity of the crisis and is willing to take action to resolve it, especially when it’s unpopular with a very vocal minority of Cambridge who would prefer this city become even more unaffordable.

Anthony Moffa
Housing costs (both to rent and own), taking municipal broadband seriously, public transit and making the city less car focused and more pedestrian focused

Michelle L
I think the next Cambridge City Manager should focus on increasing the Affordable Housing stock in Cambridge.

Ben Miller
Bicycle safety, housing

Jess S
The number one priority should be housing. If you can't afford to live here, it doesn't matter much to you what the second priority is, because you won't be here to benefit from it.

Kevin Moses
Housing affordability, upzoning, allocating more street space to pedestrians, Bicycles, and mobility devices. Diversifying the city