Who Is Paul Vallas? What to Know About the First Candidate Projected to Reach Chicago Mayoral Runoff Election
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The name Paul Vallas shot to the top of headlines during Chicago’s tight race for mayor Tuesday, becoming the first name projected to make it to a runoff election in April, but who is he and where does he stand on some of the biggest issues facing the city?
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The name Paul Vallas shot to the top of headlines during Chicago’s tight race for mayor Tuesday, becoming the first name projected to make it to a runoff election in April, but who is he and where does he stand on some of the biggest issues facing the city?
Paul Vallas, the former schools CEO endorsed by the Chicago police union, advanced to a two-candidate runoff for Chicago mayor on Tuesday. His rival in a bid to unseat Mayor Lori Lightfoot had not yet been decided.
Paul Vallas, the former schools CEO endorsed by the Chicago police union, has advanced to a two-candidate runoff for Chicago mayor. His rival in a bid to unseat Mayor Lori
Mr. Vallas, a former public school executive with more conservative views on crime and education, will face Brandon Johnson, a progressive county commissioner, in an April runoff.
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