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Johnson dismisses concerns as rivals scrutinize mayoral petition signatures

David Gonzalez
David Gonzalez
David Gonzalez
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David Gonzalez is a dedicated reporter with a focus on local government and policy. He holds a Master's in Public Affairs from the University of Illinois at Chicago and has previously reported for the South Side Weekly, diving deep into municipal issues.

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Johnson dismisses concerns as rivals scrutinize mayoral petition signatures
       — Evanston Government news

Mayor Brandon Johnson said he is confident he will withstand any challenges to his nominating petitions as several mayoral campaigns review candidate signatures ahead of potential ballot objections.

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