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Cardenas formally enters the crowded race for Chicago mayor
George Cardenas, a former alderman and current Cook County Board of Review commissioner, has launched a mayoral campaign in Chicago, positioning himself as a candidate with 20 years of city experience to address the city's budget and pension crises. He acknowledges being a long shot but emphasizes his financial expertise and plans to raise significant funds to compete in a crowded field.
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