Friday, March 18, 2011

Endorsement Tracker

Here are the aldermanic endorsements that have come in since our last "Endorsement Tracker" post, on Friday, March 18th.  As always, if you know of any new endorsements we may have missed and can document them, please email us.
  • Molly Phelan received the endorsements of City Clerk-Elect Susana Mendoza, Chicago Association of Realtors, and Chicago Fire Fighters Union Local 2.
  • James Cappleman received the endorsements of Gay Chicago Magazine and Ald. Scott Waguespack.
The full list of endorsements is in the sidebar to the right, and more will be added weekly until Election Day.
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3 comments:

  1. It's Obama's FaultMarch 19, 2011 at 1:06 AM

    No worries UU, thx for the hard work. (doing alot of blogging tonight, stuck in Indiana)

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  2. Uptown RisingMarch 19, 2011 at 11:29 AM

    Has anyone reached out to Michael Carrol to ask who he supports? I ask since he has great knowledge of crime prevention and clearly the candidates are making that the number one priority. His endorsement might carry a lot of weight.

    As usual thank you UU for keeping us informed!

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  3. IrishPirateMarch 19, 2011 at 12:05 PM

    Now since UU is apparently not running stories on fundraisers I'll post a comment.

    See I can be productive. I'm not alllll about the sarcasm.

    Unity Fundraiser For James Cappleman

    Hosted by former aldermanic candidates Scott Baskin, Emily Stewart, Andy Lam, Befekadu Retta, Cailin McIntyre and Diane Shapiro

    When: Sunday, March 20
    Where: Holiday Club, 4000 North Sheridan Road
    Time: 6:30 PM
    Suggested Contribution: $50

    The Host Committee has pledged to match dollar for dollar the first $1250 raised to support James Cappleman in his bid to become the next Alderman of the 46th Ward.

    Also another fundraiser specifically targeting the LBGT community.

    When: Wednesday, March 23
    Where: Rehab Cocktail Cafe, 3641 North Halsted
    Time: 6:00pm-8pm
    Suggested Contribution: $50
    Come support James Cappleman and help the city of Chicago elect our second openly gay alderman.

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