A lifelong commitment to public service and the experience we need to get things done in the 46th Ward.

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“From a young age, my parents instilled in me the importance of service, and I’m proud to begin my campaign to serve the community I call home.   I’ve spent years building coalitions among diverse stakeholders, advancing fairness and equity, and serving others in need, all of which has prepared me to help make the 46th Ward a safe, welcoming community where every person has an opportunity to thrive.”

Meet Kim

Over more than two decades, Kim Walz has built an impressive record of community advocacy, coalition building, and experience in the public, private, and non-profit sectors. A longtime 46th Ward resident, she has spent her career fighting for safer neighborhoods, affordable and accessible healthcare and housing, support for those suffering with substance abuse, mental health, and homelessness, and making government more efficient and transparent for the people it serves. 

Raised in Freeport, Illinois, the values of public service and community engagement were instilled in Kim at a young age. Her mother was a nurse and her father was a high school teacher who served as the Illinois Education Representative for his region. After graduating from Georgetown University with a Master’s Degree in Public Policy, Kim moved to the 46th Ward. For ten years, she worked for Congressman Mike Quigley, first in his role as Cook County Commissioner, where she helped perform Cook County government and expand access to services for residents, and then in Congress. 

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experience we need

Over 22 years of experience in the public, private and non-profit sectors

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we all can thrive

Kim has spent years building coalitions among diverse stakeholders, advancing fairness and equity, and serving others in need, all of which has prepared her to help make the 46th Ward a safe, welcoming community where every person has an opportunity to thrive

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LEARNED PUBLIC SERVICE FROM AN EARLY AGE

The values of public service and community engagement were instilled in Kim at a young age. Her mother was a nurse and her father was a high school teacher.

Whether it is delivering meals during COVID to seniors, volunteering at food distribution centers, packing sack lunches for the Inspiration Cafe in Uptown, collecting donations for local shelters, park and river cleanups, or volunteering at shelters  – helping her community is an integral part of who Kim is.

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 Voters need to know that Angela Clay is an extreme defund-the-police activist who pledged to cut the police department budget and will make Chicago less safe. She’s endorsed by organizations who have called for cutting the police budget by 75%. Instead of building trust between police and the community, she’ll take public safety resources away during a time of rising crime, with fewer officers on the beat, fewer safety cameras, and less manpower for solving crimes and responding to 9-1-1 calls. Voters are turned off by her anti-safety agenda that would make things worse, not by overly dramatic claims about the current state of crime in Chicago. (March 2023) 

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