Mayoral Runoff Election Poll
Below, explore the results of the Temkin/Harris poll in partnership with WTTW News and Crain’s Chicago Business.
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2019 Runoff Election Candidates
An April 2 runoff election will determine Chicago’s next mayor, city treasurer and aldermen in more than a dozen wards across the city.
Mayoral Candidates on the Issues
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Jeanette B. Taylor
“I know what it feels like when elected officials make decisions for us, not with us.”
Debra Silverstein
Did not participate in the WTTW Chicago Voters’ Guide.
Zehra Quadri
Did not participate in the WTTW Chicago Voters’ Guide.
Kimball Ladien
“If we wish to get away from ‘Politics as Usual’ and END GRIDLOCK, we must move to GOOD GOVERNMENT.”
James Cappleman
Did not participate in the WTTW Chicago Voters’ Guide.
Marilyn Morales
Did not participate in the WTTW Chicago Voters’ Guide.
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