Adam Chapdelaine

[laughs]

And opposing is Adam Chapdelaine.

Nailed it.

Oh, my God.

... of Andrew McCullough.

Let me just say that, the chair of the Legalize Starter Homes committee.

They want you to vote yes, legalizestarterhomes.com. On the no side is Adam Chapdelaine.

He's the executive director of the Mass Municipal Association.

[upbeat music] I'm Adam Chapdelaine, executive director of the MMA.

And I'm John Willett, communications director at the MMA.

And this is the "3-5-1," the show that breaks down local government across Massachusetts, moving our cities, towns, and communities forward.

So Adam, local government will always be number one in our hearts, but recently I've been feeling sympathy for another type of public servant, postal workers.

Have you seen that red voter information book they've been carrying to every single household in the Commonwealth? It's 88 pages.

Yeah, John, it's a hefty one.

Dave, can you talk about the concerns here?

Yeah.

I'm Adam

Chapdelaine, executive director of the MMA.

And I'm John Ouellette, communications director at the MMA.

And this

is The 351, the show that breaks down local government across Massachusetts, moving our cities, towns, and communities forward.

So, Adam, local government will always be number one in our hearts.

But recently, I've been feeling sympathy for another type of public servant, postal workers.

Have you seen that red voter information book they've been carrying to every single household in the Commonwealth? It's 88 pages.

Yeah, three questions.

The first one is related to a quote from Adam Chapdelaine.

Familiar?

Mm-hmm.