Chuy Garcia easily survives primary challenge from Raymond Lopez
CHICAGO – U.S. Rep. Jesus 'Chuy' Garcia defeated a Democratic primary challenge from Chicago Ald. Raymond Lopez in the race to represent the 4th Congressional District in Tuesday's election, the Associated Press projected.
Garcia's campaign said the Board of Elections was investigating the matter. Max Bever, a spokesperson for the Chicago Board of Elections, said it's common for food and drinks to be brought to judges because the board doesn't provide them with lunch or beverages. He did not comment on the specific allegation of cash being distributed and said the board is not an investigative body.
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