CLEAR ANSWERS.
Frequently asked questions.
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Pete is a District 3A parent, neighbor, and attorney running for the Chicago Board of Education. His pro bono work has helped veterans, immigrants, and survivors of domestic violence, and he has served as a volunteer board member with Midtown-Metro.
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Pete wants District 3A to have an independent representative who listens before decisions are made, explains votes clearly, and keeps students and educators at the center of the work.
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Put our kids first. Open the books. Pay teachers. Those three commitments guide his positions on staffing, student support, facilities, budgets, contracts, teacher retention, and community input.
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No. Pete is an attorney, District 3A parent, and community volunteer. He will work closely with educators and listen to the people who understand daily school conditions firsthand.
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Pete is running to represent District 3A on the Chicago Board of Education. The election is nonpartisan.
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The 2026 general election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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District 3A voters will elect their subdistrict representative. That member will take office on January 15, 2027, as Chicago completes the transition from a mixed appointed-and-elected board to elected subdistrict representation and an elected board president.
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District 3A covers parts of Chicago’s Northwest Side, including areas in Albany Park, Avondale, Belmont Cragin, Hermosa, Logan Square, and Portage Park. Use the official voter portal to confirm your address and ballot.
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Use the Chicago Board of Elections voter portal for current registration, vote-by-mail, early voting, polling-place, and sample-ballot information.
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Volunteer for a voter-contact shift, help at a public event, request a yard sign, join the email list, or contribute through the campaign’s secure donation page.
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Use the Contact page for questions, ideas, public event invitations, media requests, or accessibility support.
Election information last checked September 4, 2026. Chicago Board of Elections voter portal