Chicago Teachers Union, affiliates spend nearly $2.5M to put Johnson in mayoral run-off – Illinois Policy

CTU’s spending in the campaign – which is more than triple the $291,000 it poured into Toni Preckwinkle’s failed mayoral bid in 2019 – has been met with internal criticism from members.
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Pat S.
3 years ago

I don’t follow MSM, but my guess is that if this is reported at all, it’ll be spun.

Brandon Johnson isn’t on the ballot, CTU is.

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