Plan to elect Chicago school board hits political land mines – Crain’s*

Chicagoans have been expected to vote for the first time this fall to elect members of the Chicago Board of Education. But the transition from a mayoral-appointed school board to a fully elected one has been complicated and may be at least partially stalled by political maneuvering in Springfield and by a high-stakes Democratic primary fight for control of a Northwest Side Illinois Senate seat.

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