2016 Chicago Elections

Jay Travis is trying for a second time to unseat state Rep. Christian Mitchell in the 26th District.

Even Obama weighed in as Ken Dunkin fights to hold onto his 5th District House seat.

Across the Far NW Side, the number of early voters jumped an average of 20 percent, officials said.

Democratic Party-backed politicians are spending big to defeat challenges from independent candidates.

Clinton has taken in $2.2 million from Chicago residents in 2016 as compared with $387,000 for Sanders.

Chicagoans cast 11,000 votes on the first day of early voting, more than 1,000 in the 13th Ward alone.

Anti-O'Hare noise activist Jac Charlier is challenging State Rep. John D'Amico's bid for re-election.

Anti-O'Hare noise activist Jac Charlier is challenging State Rep. John D'Amico's bid for re-election.

The Democratic and Republican primary elections will take place March 15.

Both Ald. Nicholas Sposato and Ald. John Arena are unopposed in their bids for ward committeeman.

Ald. Anthony Napolitano (41st) said Andrew DeVito would be "an asset" to all families in the ward.

Jac Charlier co-founded the Fair Allocation in Runways Coalition and helped create a mural in Edgebrook.