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Spending in Chicago school board election exceeds $1.6 million as limits lift in race for board president

First publishedJul 17, 00:14 UTC
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<p><i>This </i><a class="Link" href="https://www.chalkbeat.org/chicago/2026/07/17/campaign-contribution-limits-lifted-in-school-board-president-election/" target="_blank" ><i>story was published in partnership </i></a><i>with Chalkbeat Chicago.</i></p><p>Campaign fundraising in the race to serve on Chicago's first fully elected school board is picking up momentum, with $1.6 million raised since last October and contribution caps now lifted in the competition for president.</p><p>A WBEZ and Chalkbeat analysis of money candidates received from Oct. 1, 2025 to June 30 found the majority of that total – $1.1 million — went to people running to lead the 21-member board.

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<p><i>This </i><a class="Link" href="https://www.chalkbeat.org/chicago/2026/07/17/campaign-contribution-limits-lifted-in-school-board-president-election/" target="_blank" ><i>story was published in partnership </i></a><i>with Chalkbeat Chicago.</i></p><p>Campaign fundraising in the race to serve on Chicago's first fully elected school board is picking up momentum, with $1.6 million raised since last October and contribution caps now lifted in the competition for president.</p><p>A WBEZ and Chalkbeat analysis of money candidates received from Oct. 1, 2025 to June 30 found the majority of that total – $1.1 million — went to people running to lead the 21-member board. The board president is the only member who is elected citywide.</p><p>Attorney Victor Hendorson gave himself half-a-million dollars in loans, which lifted donation limits for all five candidates vying for the president role. These candidates have done the most fundraising, with the exception of former Chicago Teachers Union organizer Hilario Dominguez, who has reported no donations so far.

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<p><i>This </i><a class="Link" href="https://www.chalkbeat.org/chicago/2026/07/17/campaign-contribution-limits-lifted-in-school-board-president-election/" target="_blank" ><i>story was published in partnership </i></a><i>with Chalkbeat Chicago.</i></p><p>Campaign fundraising in the race to serve on Chicago's first fully elected school board is picking up momentum, with $1.6 million raised since last October and contribution caps now lifted in the competition for president.</p><p>A WBEZ and Chalkbeat analysis of money candidates received from Oct. 1, 2025 to June 30 found the majority of that total – $1.1 million — went to people running to lead the 21-member board.
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