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Russ Stewart
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April 2002 Articles
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April 24, 2002
ALIENATION
FACTOR” CUTS DOWN LECHOWICZ, SUTKER
As the vote chart
indicates, Lechowicz carried his old 30th Ward by 1,150 votes, and
committeemen Patty Jo Cullerton and Tom Lyons carried their 38th and
45th wards for Lechowicz, respectively, by 660 and 458 votes. But
Lechowicz lost the 39th and 40th wards by a combined 289 votes,
and carried Rostenkowski’s old 32nd ward by just 61 votes. In
Lang’s Skokie-Lincolnwood-50th Ward 16th House District, Sutker won
by 1,891 votes; but in the Evanston-based 18th House District,
occupied by Schakowsky before going to Washington, Suffredin won by
5,335 votes.
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April 17, 2002
WOJCIK, DESPITE DEFEAT,
LOOKS AT 38TH WARD BID
Wojcik lost the 33rd Ward by more than 2,000
votes, and won his home 30th Ward by only 1,727 votes. The white
precincts in the current 30th Ward were appended onto the south part
of the 39th Ward and onto the east end of the 38th Ward. Wojcik will
run in the 38th Ward next year. To beat Allen, Wojcik would have to win 80-20 in
his old 30th Ward precincts, and then energize the 38th Ward’s large
Polish-American vote. full
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April 10, 2002
BUGIELSKI’S
PRECINCT ARMY INSURES BIG WIN
Don’t mess with the 36th Ward.
The Democratic incumbent in the 20th District,
Ralph Capparelli, chose to run in the new 19th District, so Bugielski
filed for the seat. Bugielski’s base is the 36th Ward; both Coconate
and Giovannetti live in the 41st Ward. Giovannetti, a first-time
candidate, split the non-Bugielski, anti-organization vote in the 41st
Ward, effectively sinking Coconate. The McAuliffe-Doherty organization
has plenty of workers in the 41st Ward. If Bugielski gets 40 percent
of the 41st Ward vote, then he beats McAuliffe districtwide. full
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April 3, 2002
“BIONIC
MAN” EMANUEL TOPS ROSTENKOWSKI’S 1994 MARK
As
can be discerned from the vote chart, Kaszak doubled her vote over
1996 in the 45th, 41st and 44th wards, and increased it by over 50
percent in the 38th, 39th and 47th wards.
Many liberal and Jewish votes recoiled from the Moskal
incident, as is evident from Emanuel’s strong showing in the 40th
(57.5 percent) and 39th (56.7 percent) wards, which have sizeable
Jewish voter blocs, as well as in the Lakefront 43rd (59.1 percent),
44th (59.2 percent), and 46th (64.9 percent) wards, which have a huge
liberal and Jewish voter base. full
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