Chicago Mayoral Election

Chicago mayoral candidates Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson continue to vie for endorsements from political leaders across the city and the country with the election less than two weeks away, with some eye-popping names lending their support to the campaigns.

As early voting opened for Chicago’s municipal runoff election Monday, the city’s Board of Election emphasized its priority of overcoming low voter turnout. NBC 5’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports.

In Chicago, it’s election season — again — as polls Monday will open for early voting ahead of April 4 runoff election. Here’s where you can vote near you.

Some Chicagoans will head back to the polls Monday as early voting opens for the April 4 runoff election.

With their sights set on the April 4 election, Chicago mayoral candidates Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas continued their efforts to both build support and attract voters Saturday. NBC 5’s Vi Nguyen reports.

With their sights set on the April 4 election, Chicago mayoral candidates Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas continued their efforts to both build support and attract voters Saturday.

With early voting for the Chicago mayoral runoff election beginning on Monday, big money is pouring into the campaigns of Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson.

Congressman and former mayoral candidate Chuy Garcia endorsed Cook County Commissioner Brandon Johnson for mayor on Friday, adding a boost to Johnson’s hope of coalescing progressive support, NBC 5’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports.

Cook County Commissioner Brandon Johnson and former CPS CEO Paul Vallas both picked up notable endorsements on Wednesday as both candidates solidify their bases with less than three weeks to go until the runoff election, NBC 5’s Mary Ann Ahern reports.

Endorsement wars continued Tuesday in the race for mayor of Chicago, with Paul Vallas lining up support from three more pro-police members of the City Council and Brandon Johnson getting help from women supporting abortion rights and an organization that champions reproductive rights.

New endorsements from women are taking center stage in the race for mayor in Chicago. Mary Ann Ahern reports.

Chicago mayoral candidates Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson continue to vie for endorsements from political leaders across the city and the country as the election nears, with some eye-popping names lending their support to the campaigns.

Chicago mayoral candidates Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson continue to vie for endorsements from political leaders across the city and the country as the election nears, with some eye-popping names lending their support to the campaigns.

With the first forum of the mayoral runoff campaign in the rear-view mirror, candidates Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson continue to vie for endorsements from political leaders across the city as the election nears.

Although it’s only been just over a week since the first round of the Chicago mayoral election, candidates Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas have less than a month to win over voters before the April 4 runoff election.

While only a week has passed since the first round of the Chicago mayoral election, candidates Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas have less than a month to win over voters before the April 4 runoff election.

The Chicago municipal election is less than a week away, and candidates for the city’s top job are pulling together a variety of endorsements to push them over the top in the vote.

As Chicago’s 2023 municipal election draws near, expanded early voting locations in all of Chicago’s 50 wards are now open, and NBC 5’s Kye Martin has the details on how to cast your ballots.

Thursday, former Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn endorsed Rep. Jesús “Chuy” García, saying García has “unrivaled record of delivering for Chicago, and he understands the urgency of now.”

Thursday, former Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn endorsed Rep. Jesús “Chuy” García for Chicago Mayor, saying García has an “unrivaled record of delivering for Chicago, and he understands the urgency of now.”