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Voter rebellion put reformer on top
March 4, 2009
CAROL MARIN cmarin@suntimes.com
Who knew at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday that an earthquake was about to hit Chicago's Northwest Side?
Not Mike Quigley. He was standing alone on the corner of Cornelia and Southport grasping a handful of campaign fliers. Fifteen minutes before the polls would close, he was giving one last pitch to Brown Line commuters who hadn't yet voted in the three-party, 23-person primary for Rahm Emanuel's 5th Congressional District seat.
full story at Suntimes.com
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