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Chicago school board ballot will have five choices for citywide president, but five districts get just one pick
Chicago's transition to a fully-elected school board resulted in some districts having only one candidate on the ballot after signature challenges. Tameka Walton, a District 10a candidate, was removed due to insufficient valid signatures but plans a write-in campaign. Eleven candidates faced ballot removal challenges, with five remaining under review.
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