By Dave O’Brien – The Chronicle-Telegram, Oct. 15, 2020
The Coalition for Hispanic/Latino Issues and Progress candidate’s night at Lorain High School Wednesday gave candidates a chance to address their voters directly alongside their opponents.
Moderated and facilitated by CHIP trustees Michael Ferrer and Alisha Pardon and emceed by CHIP President Juanita Senquiz, it was a chance for candidates for local, state and federal office to answer questions chosen by the organization to give voters an idea of where they stand on the issues.
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