Reasons to vote for us?

Elections belong to the people – be a part of the decision. I strongly believe government also belongs to the people and you will continue to be part of the decisions made by me when elected Mayor.

List of Lynn Polling Places – Updated November 2, 2020 Ward 1 Precinct(s) 1 Shoemaker School 26 Regina Road Ward 1 Precinct(s) 2 – 3 – 4 Sisson School 56 Conomo Avenue Ward 2 Precinct(s) 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 St. Pius Lower Church Hall 215 Maple Street Ward 3 Precinct(s) 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 Marshall Middle School 100 Brookline Street Ward 4 Precinct(s) 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 Harrington School 21 Dexter Street Ward 5 Precinct(s) 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 Lynn Voc. Tech Annex 90 Commercial Street Ward 6 Precinct(s) 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 Lynn Voc. Tech Fieldhouse 80 Neptune Boulevard Ward 7 Precinct(s) 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 Breed Junior High School 90 O’Callaghan Way

What can I expect in the first year?

I am the only candidate with a business background. My first year will start with building a just and equitable recovery, setting forth in motion a solid and sustainable plan that will help our city avoid the many short term crises we have had to work through in the past. I have worked with many startups and established businesses in their initial planning and recovery. I will work on matters impacting the daily activities of all of our residence, assuring the services our community funds are high quality, accessible, and equitably funded.

What is our economic plan?

Working on diversify the local tax base. Our city needs a more diverse local tax base. Our residential property taxes are high and this ultimately can make the city less affordable and create challenges sustaining the quality of life expected by residents. Working towards a more diverse local tax base can help balance our financial needs, make the city more affordable and provide sustainable resources to enhance public services. Working on economic equity for all. Over the past year we have heard loud and clear that our residents want to address ethnic and other disparities in our community. Making strides towards economic equity can be the start of our economic development strategy. By doing so we can take action to bring more affordable housing unit, improve access to education and other vital resources and create an increase of high-wage paying jobs for young people with a variety of skill sets. Lynn is in a unique position with our diverse community. Economic equity can help ensure that everyone can take part in economic progress. Working on sustaining the character and culture of Lynn. Lynn has a rich character and culture that keeps the community vibrant. It is critical that efforts to listen to the needs and wants of our diverse community is ongoing and addressed. Building trust between government and community is necessary and must be ongoing.

Politics - Michael A. Satterwhite | Candidate for Mayor of Lynn, MA

Here is our first televised interview with Lynn Community Television.

Here is our first televised interview with Lynn Community Television. The first two weeks of Satterwhite for Mayor ...

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Here is our first televised interview with Lynn Community Television.

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Here is our first televised interview with Lynn Community Television.

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