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Election Guide 2013: Your guide to the candidates and the issues

Daily Northwestern City Desk
April 8, 2013

With April 9’s Evanston elections fast approaching, here’s The Daily’s coverage of all your election day needs.

1st Ward: Judy Fiske, Edward Tivador on the issues

5th Ward: Carlis Sutton looks to unseat Ald. Delores Holmes

6th Ward: Rematch for Mark Tendam, Mark Sloane

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