Six candidates from three parties fighting for two offices voters know little about — but probably should – Chicago Sun-Times

Comptroller candidates (top row, left to right) Democratic incumbent Susana Mendoza, Republican Shannon Teresi, Libertarian Deirdre McCloskey; Treasurer candidates (bottom row, left to right) Republican Tom Demmer, Libertarian Preston Nelson; Democratic incumbent Michael Frerichs   Democratic state Comptroller Susana Mendoza and state Treasurer Michael Frerichs are facing challenges from Republicans Shannon Teresi and Tom Demmer and Libertarians Deirdre McCloskey and Preston Nelson.
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debtsor
3 years ago

I get mailers in the mail every day. I hold them up for my son to look at while I block all the letters on the mailer except for the candidates’ faces. I ask my son “is this is a democrat or a republican”. He answers correctly every time just based on the way the person looks.

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