Napoleon Harris

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Harris' professional experience includes playing as a linebacker in the NFL from 2002 to 2009 and owning and operating two Beggars Pizza stores.[1]

He was identified as one of 13 people who played in at least one Super Bowl before running for elected office or serving in government. Click here for more information.

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Harris' campaign website listed the following issues:[13]

Education

Excerpt: "Currently, 77% of education funding comes from local sources—mainly property taxes. Because of our over-reliance on property taxes affluent communities can provide quality education but most poor communities cannot."

Job Creation & Economic Development

Excerpt: "Illinois Main Street is an economic development program that revitalizes historic and business districts. There are nearly 80 of these programs across the state but only one in the Southland. "

Crime Prevention

Excerpt: "Law enforcement alone cannot prevent crime, and officials depend on residents to be the eyes and ears of the neighborhood."