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Incumbent Chicago City Council Members Hang On, as 14 Races Likely Headed to Runoffs - Vimarsana News

Incumbent Chicago City Council Members Hang On, as 14 Races Likely Headed to Runoffs

None of the City Council members appointed by Lightfoot, who lost her bid for a second term as mayor on Tuesday, won their seats outright.

Source: wttw.com
City Council poised for big changes with multiple races up for grabs - Vimarsana News

City Council poised for big changes with multiple races up for grabs

At least 10 races for alderperson appear headed for runoffs in April — but uncounted mail-in ballots remain a wild card in many of the contests.

PACS representing charters, realtors and business spend more than $1 million on aldermanic races - Vimarsana News

PACS representing charters, realtors and business spend more than $1 million on aldermanic races

Super PACs representing charter schools, realtors and business interests have spent more than more than $1 million in aldermanic races.

Political Funds Backed by Business Leaders Challenge Push by Progressives to Expand Power at City Hall - Vimarsana News

Political Funds Backed by Business Leaders Challenge Push by Progressives to Expand Power at City Hall

The Get Stuff Done PAC has raised $1.74 million since early December, including $1 million from Michael Sacks, one of Chicago’s richest men and a frequent donor and adviser to former Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

Source: wttw.com
Chicago City Council election donations come in from labor, progressive groups - Vimarsana News

Chicago City Council election donations come in from labor, progressive groups

With unprecedented aldermanic turnover and redrawn ward boundaries, backers see a chance "to elect the most progressive council ever."