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- Harold_Washington_Party abstract "The Harold Washington Party was founded in Chicago to represent the interests of the City's African-American population who felt disenchanted with the mainline Democratic Party. The party was named for Chicago's first Black mayor, Harold Washington, who died before the party was created. It nominated candidates for mayor and several other offices in Cook County before most of these became officially nonpartisan in the mid 1990s.".
- Q16841264 abstract "The Harold Washington Party was founded in Chicago to represent the interests of the City's African-American population who felt disenchanted with the mainline Democratic Party. The party was named for Chicago's first Black mayor, Harold Washington, who died before the party was created. It nominated candidates for mayor and several other offices in Cook County before most of these became officially nonpartisan in the mid 1990s.".
- Harold_Washington_Party comment "The Harold Washington Party was founded in Chicago to represent the interests of the City's African-American population who felt disenchanted with the mainline Democratic Party. The party was named for Chicago's first Black mayor, Harold Washington, who died before the party was created. It nominated candidates for mayor and several other offices in Cook County before most of these became officially nonpartisan in the mid 1990s.".
- Q16841264 comment "The Harold Washington Party was founded in Chicago to represent the interests of the City's African-American population who felt disenchanted with the mainline Democratic Party. The party was named for Chicago's first Black mayor, Harold Washington, who died before the party was created. It nominated candidates for mayor and several other offices in Cook County before most of these became officially nonpartisan in the mid 1990s.".