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Jia-Jing Lee

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More about Jia-Jing Lee

Incumbent
No
Age
45 years, 11 months
Born in 1979
Voting
Reg. Jan. 26, 2020
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Where Jia-Jing Lee Lives

Address
Lives at 20 Second St #422

Jia-Jing Lee on Housing

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Endorsements for Jia-Jing Lee

Organization Cambridge? Union? View
Cambridge Citizens Coalition

Q&A

Interviews with Jia-Jing Lee

CBS Candidate Questionnaire 2025 (SC)

Pedestrian and cycling safety, policy, infrastructure, governance

CBS Candidate Questionnaire 2025 (SC)

Pedestrian and cycling safety, policy, infrastructure, governance

Press

Articles about or by Jia-Jing Lee

The Harvard Crimson In Historic School Committee Election, Cambridge Parents Want In

Both Anne M. Coburn and Jia-Jing Lee have children who attended K-Lo before its closure — an important motivating factor in their decision to run.

Sept. 9, 2025 — Ayaan Ahmad and Claire A. Michal
The Harvard Crimson In Historic School Committee Election, Cambridge Parents Want In

Both Anne M. Coburn and Jia-Jing Lee have children who attended K-Lo before its closure — an important motivating factor in their decision to run.

Sept. 9, 2025 — Ayaan Ahmad and Claire A. Michal
Cambridge Day Closing of Kennedy-Longfellow School inspired Jia-Jing Lee to run for office and reform system (corrected)

Lee came away from the K-Lo experience feeling that transparency in the district could be improved and that communication is very “one-sided.”

“There was no discussion, despite consistent requests from the community, teachers, parents,” she said. Should she be elected, Lee said she will increase communication with teachers and make sure stakeholders are “on board” with big decisions.

“I have to seek feedback with all stakeholders. That’s what the School Committee should be,” she said.

Aug. 17, 2025 — Meg Richards
Cambridge Day Closing of Kennedy-Longfellow School inspired Jia-Jing Lee to run for office and reform system (corrected)

Lee came away from the K-Lo experience feeling that transparency in the district could be improved and that communication is very “one-sided.”

“There was no discussion, despite consistent requests from the community, teachers, parents,” she said. Should she be elected, Lee said she will increase communication with teachers and make sure stakeholders are “on board” with big decisions.

“I have to seek feedback with all stakeholders. That’s what the School Committee should be,” she said.

Aug. 17, 2025 — Meg Richards

Campaign finance

How much Jia-Jing Lee has raised and spent

TBD
Raised in 2025