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Chicago 's first elected school board elections are part of a multi-year transition that is hard to explain to voters.
Rapper Che “Rhymefest” Smith is among dozens of hopefuls who filed fundraising paperwork.
Many are parents, advocates and former educators making their first foray into politics.
The board won’t be fully elected until 2027 .
One possible candidate, Yesenia Lopez , unveiled her campaign with Congressman Jesus “Chuy” Garcia 's backing before her campaign disclosure paperwork was filed.
Outside organizations have poured money into down-ballot school elections, making them proxy votes for controversial national issues.
Los Angeles has seven board members while Houston has nine .
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