2015 Chicago Elections

An unprecedented runoff election will decide who represents the fabled South Side ward at City Hall.

The longtime alderman faces a former reporter in Tuesday's election.

Both candidates have racked up several endorsements and lots of campaign cash from donors.

Are the lack of orders representative of American disdain for voting, or just a reporter's bad timing?

Officials removed three judges in wards 38, 9 and 33, one for refusing to turn down her music.

Officials said some judges were late getting their polling places open in four wards Tuesday morning.

Despite clear-cut differences between the candidates, many voters remain undecided.

Meteorologists predict a 30 percent chance that rain will continue until polls close at 7 p.m.

The two candidates say public safety is the ward's biggest issue. 

Mitchell has gotten the ground campaign against Holmes he wanted heading into the runoff.

On Tuesday, 18th Ward incumbent Ald. Lona Lane will square off against opponent Derrick Curtis. 

Ald. Mary O'Connor and Chicago Firefighter Anthony Napolitano are vying to be the 41st Ward alderman.

Ald. John Arena faces a rematch against Chicago Police Lt. John Garrido in his bid for a second term.

KONKOL: The Rahm-Chuy runoff gives voters a real say in the city's future for the first time in decades.

The grassroots organization supports those who pledge to abolish all red-light cameras in the city.