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Matlak, Waguespack 122 votes apart
Posted by John Chase at 10:16 p.m. Ald. Ted Matlak (32nd) told campaign supporters his race was too close to call and left his headquarters tonight. But with all precincts reporting, unofficial results showed challenger Scott Waguespack with a 122-vote…

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Stone wins in 50th
Posted by Robert Becker at 8:34 p.m. Ald. Bernard Stone, a 33-year veteran of the Chicago City Council, won re-election Tuesday night for another four-year term. Challenger Naisy Dolar called Stone to concede defeat in the Northwest Side 50th Ward…

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