Thursday, December 2, 2010

Ballot Order Announced

Yesterday, while we were occupied with evidence tape and helicopters, there was news regarding the election and the order in which names will appear on the ballot in February.  All candidates who filed their nominating petitions at 9am the first day were put into a lottery for ballot order.  The rest will appear in the order in which they filed their petitions.

As for Uptown, barring any successful challenges and/or disqualifications, the ballot order will look like this:

46th Ward: 
  • BEFEKADU T. RETTA
  • MARY ANNE "MOLLY" PHELAN
  • MICHAEL CARROLL
  • DON NOWOTNY
  • JAMES CAPPLEMAN
  • DIANE SHAPIRO
  • ANDY W. LAM
  • EMILY STEWART
  • MARC KAPLAN
  • CAITLIN MCINTYRE
  • JANICE V. THOMAS
  • SCOTT BASKIN
47th Ward:
  • GENE SCHULTER
  • MATT REICHEL
  • AMEYA PAWAR
  • TOM O'DONNELL
  • TOM JACKS 
 48th Ward: 
  • HARRY OSTERMAN
  • PATRICK McDONOUGH
  • STEVEN CHERESKA
  • JOSE E. ARTEAGA
  • PHILIP R. BERNSTEIN
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4 comments:

  1. IrishPirateDecember 2, 2010 at 1:22 PM

    MM babee,

    I don't think the Cook County Board of elections handled this. It's a city board issue.

    If I'm wrong someone can correct me.

    I doubt there was a conspiracy there.

    The candidates might even have been there for the drawing for all I know.

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  2. Big City Police (Ret.)December 2, 2010 at 3:23 PM

    In Chicago elections and politics, ANY question about propriety or corruption is valid.

    Hey, I'm just sayin.

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  3. SassyDecember 2, 2010 at 4:28 PM

    These are the ballot measures that were drafted by Marc Kaplan (I think). They will appear in select precincts.

    Resources for Youth Wd 46 Sel Pcts
    Should the City of Chicago use every available resource, including increased funding, for youth outreach, violence prevention and intervention programs, job readiness and educational support programs, park district and local school usage, for the purpose of proactively resolving youth violence, increasing community safety, helping every young person to reach their full potential and to stem the tide of violence that is plaguing our communities. Yes or No

    TIF Funds Wd 46 Sel Pcts
    Should the City of Chicago allocate a minimum of 20% of TIF (Tax Increment Financing) funds on a yearly basis to be used to preserve and produce housing affordable to persons at or below the community median income; return all tax dollars that have been taken from the public schools for the TIF Districts and be prohibited from taking any tax dollars from the public schools in TIF Districts in the future. Yes or No

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  4. Robert PullmanDecember 3, 2010 at 11:06 AM

    That's a long list for the 46th ward. How do I sort out who to vote for? Will there be any debates? Are the neighborhood associations having any meetings about it?

    Who is Marc Kaplan? Who determines which precincts ballot measures appear on?

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