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						  An attorney who ran for DuPage County Board chairman is the fifth person to join the race for Aurora&rsquo;s new state representative district. On Tuesday, Democrat Carole Cheney of Aurora announced she plans to run in the March 2012 primary for the newly formed 84th House District. &ldquo;Career politicians and establishment candidates have left us with a multi-billion dollar fiasco on our hands,&rdquo; she said. &ldquo;Now is a vital time to send qualified candidates with fresh ideas to Springfield.&rdquo; Cheney, an attorney, is a partner at the law firm Kirkland &amp; Ellis LLP, where she specializes in litigation and appeals.  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   