I’m running to take action and champion policies that keep Lexington a vibrant town for our future.

Let’s bring youth voting, safer roadways, improved housing, sustainable transportation, programs to supplement schools and our local businesses, and programs to create a thriving town for all of us.

About Me

My name is Kunal Botla. I’m a resident of Lexington and a student at Tufts University studying architecture and design.

I’m running for Lexington’s Town Meeting from Precinct 4 to champion policies that keep Lexington a vibrant town for our future.

I’m planning to bring youth voting, safer roadways, improved housing, sustainable transportation, programs to supplement schools and our local businesses, and programs to create a thriving town for all of us.

Lexington needs representation by the generation that will be using the new high school—the town’s largest capital project—to best use the money that will be spent.

Most importantly, I’ll be there to be your voice. I’ll be engaged and available to reach by any member of the community. Feel free to write to me by email or ask for a time to meet—what’s important to you is important to me.

I’ve been grateful to be a part of the Lexington community and represent the community through committees and boards; including the creation of the $20 Limitless Lexpress pass. As a member of Town Meeting, I’ll continue those efforts and more.

I’m asking for your vote and support this town election. Your voice matters. Make sure you vote in the Town Election on March 5th. Or vote early from February 24th through March 1st.

Anyone can vote by mail. To vote by mail, register online on the Secretary of the Commonwealth’s website or with the Town Clerk.

Can you host a yard sign? Sign up here and we’ll get one to you.

Want to get involved? Volunteer for or endorse Kunal Botla.

Kunal Botla

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Community Involvement

  • Lexington resident for over nine years
  • Transportation Advisory Committee member and MBTA liaison
    • Led the creation of the $20 Lexpress annual Limitless pass
    • Write comments to town Select Board, Planning Board, School Committee, and MBTA
    • Brought ideas and suggestions focused on the youth of Lexington using public transit
  • Bus Network Redesign Community Letter to the MBTA: a successful letter with over 200 signatures asking for reinstatement of pre-pandemic bus service in Lexington, as opposed to the proposed service cuts
  • Recent, former Lexington High School student
    • LHS Student-Faculty Senate member
    • Cary Library Leadership Council member
  • Tufts University and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts student, pursuing a dual degree in architecture and design, with a focus in public policy
    • Staff Writer and Editor at the Tufts Daily
    • Tufts Community Union Senate representative

How to Vote

Town Elections will be held on Tuesday, March 5, 2024—the same day as Presidential Primaries.

Precinct 4 votes at Cary Memorial Building in the Center (1605 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington) on election day and early. Need a ride to the polls? Email us and we’ll get you one.

Make sure to vote for Kunal Botla, this town election:

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