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Read the responses of candidates for local offices in Freepod's 5 Questions in 5 Minutes, apples-to-apples comparison of their positions on important topics
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There are three write-in candidates for the office of DeKalb City Clerk. A forum was held this weekend for the candidates to talk about their priorities if they are elected.
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The Q&A forum was organized by DeKalb Election Group and co-sponsored by DeKalb Public Library, 309 Oak Street, DeKalb.The audience was invited to submit written questions for the candidates on-site at the event. The event was moderated by WNIJ's Susan Stephens.
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The event featured candidates for mayor, city clerk, school board, and township positions.
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Candidates were invited to share why they are running for public office.
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Nearly 60 percent of the housing stock in DeKalb is renter occupied. The median income of residents is $45,000.
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Linh Nguyen needs a minimum of 20 votes to win the Democratic primary and appear on the April Consolidated Election. Voters will find the ballot blank and will have to write her name in to cast a ballot for Nguyen.
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Organizers offered spaces for students to craft, color, and learn how to reduce stress after a busy election season.
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Incumbent Lauren Underwood defeated Republican Jim Marter
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The election results for Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024