Aida Flores

Lifelong educator.

Union household.

Working-class roots.

Daughter of immigrants.

Daughter of immigrants and a teen mom who broke the cycle, Aida spent fifteen years on the frontlines protecting working-class families as an educator and advocate.

Now she's ready to lead the 25th Ward: protect our roots and deliver essential services so every resident thrives.

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Lifelong educator.

Union household.

Working-class roots.

Daughter of immigrants.

The daughter of immigrants and a teen mom who broke the cycle, Aida spent fifteen years on the frontlines protecting working-class families as an educator and advocate.

She turned schools into community hubs, organizing at every level to bridge community needs and high-level strategy — and deliver results.

Now she's ready to lead the 25th Ward: protect our roots, deliver essential services, and ensure every resident thrives.

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Building an inclusive, intergenerational 25th Ward that fiercely protects our roots and effectively delivers on our essential needs.

 

In her first 100 days

As Alderwoman, Aida will build an effective, responsive ward office that reaches people where they are: satellite and mobile offices across our neighborhoods, an outreach team going door to door so families at risk of losing their homes get help with tenant rights and homeowner exemptions, and unhoused neighbors connected to housing, health care, and mental health resources. A rapid response team equipped for the emergencies our community faces, from ICE raids to flooding. She’ll walk every block herself, and publish a public report card each quarter, sharing what she’s found and inviting feedback so the ward office keeps improving.

Where she stands

Our Priorities

Housing for All
Community Health & Safety
Deliver Essential Services
Fight for Immigrant Families

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