2015 Chicago Elections

Michael Scott Jr., who was born into a political dynasty, rubbed elbows with aldermen from a young age.

Jesus "Chuy" Garcia tried to capitalize on anger about jet noise to win over voters in four wards.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel cracked himself up with a joke about a phone call from President Obama.

But former city employee Marvin McNeil planned to challenge the election results.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel's next agenda is full of both pleasing and distasteful tasks.

Pensions and O'Hare noise helped Anthony Napolitano deny Ald. Mary O'Connor a second term.

Incumbent Ald. Michele Smith and Caroline Vickrey battled for control of the North Side's 43rd Ward.

The strategy was “straight out of the Daley playbook,” a campaign insider said. (INTERACTIVE GRAPHIC)

Commissioner Jesus "Chuy" Garcia: "We didn't lose today. We tried today."  

Ald. John Arena beat Chicago Police Lt. John Garrido in his bid for a second term.

With 100 percent of the vote counted, Mitchell had 57 percent of the vote to Holmes' 43 percent.

Public school counselor Susan Sadlowski Garza leads Pope, who was first elected in 1999.

Just 98 votes seperated the incumbent Smith and Vickrey in Lincoln Park.

Ald. Regner "Ray" Suarez and former reporter Milagros "Milly" Santiago vied for the 31st Ward seat.

Incumbent Ald. Deborah Graham lost a challenge from lawyer and Chicago Police Sgt. Chris Taliaferro.