How will the next mayor handle affordable housing — what will the next contracts for teachers, police look like

Update: 2019-02-25

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The importance of affordable housing, new contracts for police and teachers contracts, ethics, and the role of polling took center stage at an event co-hosted by The Daily Line and the Metropolitan Planning Council on Feb. 19 to help voters make sense of the upcoming election. The Daily Line’s Heather Cherone moderated, while TDL reporter A.D. Quig, WBBM political editor Craig Dellimore, and pollster Jason McGrath, who is working on Lori Lightfoot’s campaign, all participated. One thing was certain — the number of candidates, the complexity of the issues and cascading headlines were leading to plenty of uncertainty. Questions, comments or suggestions? Email info@thedailyline.net.

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How will the next mayor handle affordable housing — what will the next contracts for teachers, police look like

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How will the next mayor handle affordable housing — what will the next contracts for teachers, police look like

A.D. Quig

How will the next mayor handle affordable housing — what will the next contracts for teachers, police look like