alliances decide who becomes mayor. Last year, the council elected Anthony
D. Galluccio in mid-February, in a seven hour meeting that produced
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repeated vote changes by councillors.
"It would give us the opportunity when the new council is elected to
eliminate the two months of finagling and arguing for a new mayor so that
the business of the city can get done," Cambridge resident Lucy Conant
said.
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