Most of the $28 million raised by Mayor Emanuel’s campaign comes from beyond the city limits.
Tag: Jesús “Chuy” García
Garcia: Sun-Times story raises a ‘false controversy’
The mayoral candidate responds to an article impugning his ethics.
Mayoral candidates still have a chance to speak up about racial segregation—will they?
There are two Chicagos, Emanuel’s challengers agree. But so far, only one of the challengers has pinpointed the underlying problem.
Mayoral candidates speak up about Chicago’s segregation
Well, at least four of the five did.
Jesus ‘Chuy’ Garcia’s journey from a village in Mexico to the race against Mayor Emanuel
Rahm Emanuel is a heavy favorite, but Garcia offers voters a compelling personal history.
Did Rahm live up to his campaign promises on public safety?
By blaming legislators for weak gun laws, Mayor Emanuel has ducked questions about his policing strategies.
2014 in politics: Our fourth annual awards for political achievement
Recognizing the noteworthy and the dubious
accomplishments of our leaders
Rahm Emanuel’s evolving position on the minimum wage
The mayor is certain that the city’s new minimum wage law will help people, starting with him.
Rahm’s first commercial turns a community victory into a personal victory
How much credit does Mayor Emanuel deserve for the closing of coal plants in Little Village and Pilsen?
The first step to toppling a mayor: Getting on the ballot
The first step to toppling a mayor: getting on the ballot
Governor Quinn calls it quits, but Mayor Emanuel’s campaign never stops
At City Hall, attention quickly turns from the governor’s race to Mayor Emanuel’s reelection bid.
Time for a Revolution
No way is Mayor Daley going down without a fight. But perhaps you’ve noticed: he rarely ever gets one.
War on Independents
Was Jesus Garcia beaten by a new machine? How many other progressives are being targeted for removal?