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Mayor Johnson's campaign fund to return donation from IT consultant hammered by City Hall's inspector general
Mayor Brandon Johnson's campaign is returning a $250 donation from Robert Blackwell Jr., whose IT consulting company EKI-Digital has been criticized in an inspector general's report for potential overbilling and incomplete government work. The report also highlights that Blackwell hired Paul Goodrich’s son for an internship while Goodrich was Chicago’s chief operating officer.
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