Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is all but guaranteed a second term, running unopposed in Tuesday’s general election after securing a decisive win in September’s preliminary election.

Expected challenger Josh Kraft, son of Patriots owner Robert Kraft, dropped out after earning just 23% of the vote, while community organizer Domingos DaRosa and retired police officer Robert Cappucci also fell short.

As Wu prepares for another four years leading the city, her next priorities remain an open question. The mayor — Boston’s first Asian American and first female leader — has spent much of her term navigating tensions with the federal government over immigration, defending Boston’s “sanctuary city” policies against attacks from the Trump administration.

Since taking office, Wu has also made housing an

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