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Minutes after the clock struck 5 p.m., Patricia Easley was sitting on the edge of a window at the Chicago Board of Elections "supersite," furiously signing her name.
"Thank you. It means a lot to me," she told the election workers waiting for her.
Easley wanted to run to represent a Chicago School Board district on the city's West Side, currently held by longtime activist Jitu Brown. But when the official candidate list was published Tuesday night, her name was not among the 51 names.