October 3
How to RENEW the ANTI-WAR movement through the BALLOT
in ILLINOIS 
Meeting # 3,869 - Marianne Eberhardt et al

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October 31
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​Meeting # 3,871 - contact the Program Coordinator Charles Paidock at (312) 714-7790 cell, (312) 842-5036 landline, or by email to cpaidock@hotmail.com
October 17
Mark Su for Mayor of Chicago
to bring practical leadership 
and meaningful change
Meeting # 3,870 - candidate speaks

Mark Su has been a loyal resident of Chicago for over 32 years, spending most of his life in the city. He studied at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) and has built his life as a small business owner and working-class professional. He is a devoted husband and father, with children in the Chicago Public School system for 13 years.

Mark is also a longtime social activist and community contributor, dedicating more than a decade to serving neighborhoods across Chicago. In addition, he works as a journalist and media creator focused on issues affecting the city.

Throughout his career, Mark has worked in a wide range of industries in Chicago, including restaurants, financial firms, and banking. His diverse professional background has given him broad, firsthand experience with the challenges and opportunities facing working people in the city.

Mark Su is preparing to run in the Chicago mayoral election in 2027, driven by his deep commitment to the city he has called home for more than three decades. Drawing on his life experience as a resident, small business owner, community advocate, and working professional, he is focused on delivering practical solutions to the challenges facing Chicago.

His campaign will center on five key priorities:

1. Reduce crime and improve public safety
Mark will work to strengthen community-based policing, invest in 
violence prevention programs, and ensure safer neighborhoods across
 all of Chicago.
2. Develop the economy, support businesses, and create jobs
He plans to promote small business growth, attract new investment, 
and expand job opportunities—especially for working-class residents 
and local entrepreneurs.
3. Improve housing affordability and reform condo regulations
Mark will push for reforms to condo association rules to help reduce 
excessive fees, while also increasing the supply of affordable 
apartments and housing options.
4. Reform the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) system
He aims to improve educational outcomes for students while 
providing better support, resources, and working conditions for 
teachers and school staff.
5. Rebuild and enhance the city’s environment
Mark is committed to cleaner streets, greener neighborhoods, 
and sustainable development that improves quality of life for all 
residents.

And more

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