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In lakefront wards on the North Side, voters can chart a new course as two longtime aldermen retire - Vimarsana News

In lakefront wards on the North Side, voters can chart a new course as two longtime aldermen retire

Sixteen candidates are vying to represent the 46th and 48th wards, which encompass Uptown, Edgewater, Andersonville and northern Lakeview.

Editorial: Our choices for City Council: Wards 45-50 - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Our choices for City Council: Wards 45-50

For the City Council, the Chicago Tribune Editorial Board endorses Megan Mathias (45th), Kim Walz (46th), Isaac Freilich Jones (48th), Maria Hadden (49th), and Debra Silverstein (50th).

Osterman, Cappleman retirements spark 16 to run in North Side 46th, 48th wards - Vimarsana News

Osterman, Cappleman retirements spark 16 to run in North Side 46th, 48th wards

Ten people are elbowing for position in the 48th Ward, angling to succeed Ald. Harry Osterman, and six are eyeing the neighboring 46th Ward, hoping to succeed Ald. James Cappleman

Opinion | Analyzing key races in the upcoming Chicago elections - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Analyzing key races in the upcoming Chicago elections

Chicago is gearing up for the upcoming municipal elections, with various candidates vying for seats across the city. We’ll focus on some candidates endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America. The most likely pickups for the DSA in city council this year are in the 46th and 48th ward elections. Both wards are on the...

How the Chicago City Council election is shaping up - Vimarsana News

How the Chicago City Council election is shaping up

With a new ward map and many open seats, the City Council could look very different after the Feb. 28 election.