The vast majority of Chicago voters sit out another mayoral election.
Tag: Chicago Mayoral Election
Our first-ever mayoral candidate questionnaire
You wrote the questions. They answered.
Different planets
A tale of two endorsement sessions—the Tribune v. the Grassroots Collaborative
A note from the editor
Boy howdy did it get exciting ’round these parts last week! Our Public Newsroom with City Bureau kicked off last Thursday with a toast in our new Bronzeville office—which then led to some of the smartest discussions I’ve had in this city about how we can hold public office-seekers publicly accountable. I don’t mean “we” […]
Which mayoral candidates will survive the petition challenge process?
Thanks to former Mayor Daley and his allies, Chicago has the highest mayoral signature requirement in the country.
When Garry McCarthy calls a story bullshit that’s a compliment
Garry McCarthy gears up for a mayoral run by cussing out Sun-Times reporter Dan Mihalopoulos.
Election night at the Hideout with a trio of aldermen
We’ll be reliving the great political battles of the last four years and talking about the ones to come on the April 7 election night First Tuesdays show at the Hideout.
Forgive Phil Ponce his unpleasant questions to Chuy
Were questions about Chuy Garcia’s son unfair?
The mayoral race and the color of inequality in Chicago
If the city’s white unemployment rate were nearly triple the black rate, would the Tribune say fiscal policy was the only issue that mattered?
Corrections and clarifications from Bob Fioretti*
Mayor Emanuel’s new BFF sets the record straight.
Mayor F-bomb sends in the boys!
An enlightened debate with a couple of F-bomb-dropping Mayor Rahm canvassers illustrates the obvious: taxes are going up, no matter who wins this election.
John Kass is not Rahm’s secret Santa
The Trib columnist deserves credit for writing about the mayor with “tart perspicacity.”
Emanuel and Garcia offered weak responses on segregation at Monday’s debate
A college student asks the mayoral candidates about segregation, and is disappointed by their answers.