Debra Silverstein

Debra Silverstein

Debra Silverstein is the Alderman of the 50th Ward of the City of Chicago, Illinois.[1] She defeated 38-year incumbent Bernard Stone in the 2011 runoff election, a race in which she was endorsed by Mayor of Chicago Rahm Emanuel.

Silverstein is married to Illinois State Senator Ira Silverstein, with whom she has four children.[2]

Footnotes

  1. ^ "Debra Silverstein Ousts Longtime Alderman Bernard Stone in 50th Ward," Chicago Sun-Times.
  2. ^ "About Debra Silverstein," debrasilversteinforalderman.com/
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