2015 Aldermanic Election

Residents should be given more say on developments, three aldermanic candidates said.

Belinda Cadiz said her experience as an aide to the City Council will serve her well if elected.

Michael Duda said his highest priority is to get a new high school built in the 38th Ward.

The particpatory budget process in the 45th Ward should be scaled back, two aldermanic candidates said.

Seven successful candidate objections likely clear the way for Ald. Jason Ervin's second term.

Chicago elections officials ruled Tuesday retired city worker Michael Duda should be on the ballot.

Allegations of fraud filed against Jerry Paszek were dismissed by Chicago elections officials Friday.

Anthony Napolitano said the challenge to his nominating petitions was based on "nonsense."

John Garrido claimed Ald. John Arena and several unions defamed him in the 2011 campaign.

Seven candidates vying for the 38th Ward are expected to take the stage Jan. 21 at St. Pascal Church.

The Edgebrook Community Association will host the forum at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 21.

The debate hosted by the Jefferson Park Neighborhood Association will take place at 7 p.m. Jan. 21.

Ald. Tim Cullerton Tuesday endorsed Heather Sattler to replace him on the Chicago City Council.

Mike Keeney, a police officer, and John Cianci won't be among the candidates to replace Ald. Cullerton.

Ald. Tom Tunney's two opponents face an uphill climb: He hasn't had a challenger since 2003.