Chicago School Board Candidates Face Significant Ballot Challenges
More than half of the candidates for Chicago's first fully elected school board are facing challenges to their ballot eligibility. Thirty-five objections have been filed against 28 candidates, citing issues such as duplicate names, incorrect addresses, and improper paperwork. This election marks a significant transition for the Chicago Board of Education, with all 21 seats up for election. The objections, primarily targeting political newcomers, could result in some candidates being removed from the ballot. The Chicago Electoral Board will review these challenges and make determinations on candidate eligibility. 
