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2015 Chicago Elections

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Albany Park »

Absentee ballots pushed Mell over the 50 percent of the vote needed to avoid a runoff.

Jefferson Park »

Ald. John Arena said he declined to retire Michelle Baert's campaign debt, and Baert endorsed Garrido.

Downtown »

A Chicago voter who tweeted a picture of his ballot with a joke write-in was warned of legal risks.

West Loop »

Mayor Rahm Emanuel isn't alone in facing a runoff after a populist uprising.

Edison Park »

Ald. Mary O'Connor will square off against Chicago firefighter Anthony Napolitano in a runoff April 7.

Lincoln Square »

Re-elected to a second term, Ald. Ameya Pawar is committed to building a neighborhood k-12 system.

Logan Square »

The millennial activist will be the youngest alderman on City Council when he’s sworn in in May.

Lincoln Park »

Rahm Emanuel has a strong base near Downtown, but didn't perform that well on the South and West sides.

Downtown »

It's a runoff as Mayor Rahm Emanuel will take on Jesus "Chuy" Garcia on April 7.

Logan Square »

Ramirez-Rosa easily defeated the embattled incumbent by a wide margin Tuesday night.

Beverly »

Voters in Beverly, Morgan Park and Mount Greenwood have historically come out to vote in high numbers.

Beverly »

Incumbent Ald. Matt O'Shea (19th) defeated challenger Anne Schaible by a wide margin Tuesday.

Washington Heights »

Challenger Marvin McNeil appeared to be in second place, but not all precincts were counted.