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Chicago voucher bill clears committee. House may vote Friday! Call your state representative NOW!

April 29, 2010

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Use this link to email to your state representative. Tell them to VOTE NO on SB 2494. Tell them you oppose the Chicago voucher bill and they must oppose it as well.

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