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Last big push! Help Ald. Ervin get on the ballot for re-election as Alderman of the 28th Ward!

Jason Ervin Ward 28 ✉️ [email protected]
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Summary

Ald. Jason C. Ervin (28th Ward) urged residents to help with his re-election campaign by signing his petition and canvassing during the final push this week and on Saturday, Oct. 3 (10am–1pm). The newsletter does not mention any zoning/development, housing/transit policy actions, budget decisions, or street safety hearings—it's focused entirely on campaign logistics and volunteer outreach.

Email from Jason C Ervin
 

Hello Friend,


It's not too late to help Alderman Ervin gather signatures to get on the ballot for re-election as Alderman of the 28th Ward.


Here are 2 ways you can help Alderman Ervin!


1. Starting today, Tuesday-Thursday of this week, stop by to sign Alderman Ervin's petition.

Do you live in the 28th Ward? Stop by, Tuesday-Thursday of this week, between 11am-1pm or 5pm-6pm, to sign Alderman Ervin's petition or pick up petitions to gather signatures from your neighbors, family, and friends in the 28th Ward.


2. Door to Door Canvass of 28th Ward residents this Saturday, October 3rd, 10am-1pm. This our LAST big push so we hope you can join us!

Lunch will be provided. You do not have to be a 28th Ward resident to help us door to door canvass.


Click here to let us know you will be joining us this Saturday at 10am: https://forms.gle/Tovq6f3GsrcyRNAq7


Location for all days:

28th Ward Democratic Organization,

2622 W Jackson Blvd, 2nd Floor




If you want to contribute towards the campaign, click here:

https://secure.actblue.com/donate/jce2027?refcode2w=scV94f



Questions? Call Malcolm at 630-747-4052

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