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Who is Running for Chicago Mayor? What to Know About the 9 Candidates – NBC Chicago - Vimarsana News

Who is Running for Chicago Mayor? What to Know About the 9 Candidates – NBC Chicago

While city data shows that over 140,000 Chicagoans have already cast their ballots for the upcoming municipal elections, voters still have five days left to...

What to Know About the 9 Chicago Mayoral Candidates on Election Ballots – NBC Chicago - Vimarsana News

What to Know About the 9 Chicago Mayoral Candidates on Election Ballots – NBC Chicago

With early voting already underway and Election Day just over a week away, voters are preparing to head to the polls to cast their ballots for one of nine...

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
Teachers union-backed Chicago mayoral candidate insists plan to raise taxes won't drive away residents - Vimarsana News

Teachers union-backed Chicago mayoral candidate insists plan to raise taxes won't drive away residents

Chicago mayoral candidate Brandon Johnson insists that his plan to raise taxes on middle and upper class Chicagoans will not drive residents out of the city.

Chicago Board of Ethics Cracks Down on Use of City Property in Campaign Ads - Vimarsana News

Chicago Board of Ethics Cracks Down on Use of City Property in Campaign Ads

The nine enforcement actions – an unprecedented number for the board to take at a single meeting – were approved at a special meeting of the Chicago Board of Ethics approximately two weeks after Chair William Conlon sent a warning to all candidates: Do not use images of uniformed Chicago police officers, firefighters or city personnel in campaign advertisements.

Source: wttw.com