2015 Chicago Elections

Pattison said the runoff will allow her and opponent to go more in-depth, without four other candidates.

Anne Shaw wants the absentee ballots counted before conceding to incumbent Ald. Joe Moreno.

Ald. John Arena and Chicago Police Lt. John Garrido will face off in a runoff election April 7.

Incumbent Ald. Michele Smith and challenger Caroline Vickrey will be back on the ballot April 7.

Nicholas Sposato, alderman of the 36th Ward, won the 38th Ward seat Tuesday, beating six candidates.

Incumbent Ald. James Cappleman and challenger Amy Crawford will head to a runoff election April 7.

Son of a former Chicago mayor touts independence, running ward "in my own way."

The two emerged from a crowded field of six candidates.

Among those defeated: Harold "Noonie" Ward.

Her opponent is Chris Taliaferro, a lawyer and cop.

The alderman, first appointed to office in 1994, coasted to victory.

Raymond Lopez is a skycap, and Rafael Yanez works for the Chicago Police Department.

The 17th Ward includes Marquette Park, Auburn Gresham, Englewood, West Englewood and West Chatham.

Incumbent Ald. Ray Suarez and challenger Milly Santiago will face off in a runoff race April 7.