Chicago mayoral candidates Lori Lightfoot and Toni Preckwinkle have a lot in common. They both support an elected school board, eliminating lead pipes, and raising fees on ride-shares to support the CTA. They’ve also both been quiet on how exactly they’d solve the city’s budget crisis.
Despite all these policy similarities, the candidates have different backgrounds. Here’s a closer look at how they each got to the verge of becoming the city’s first African-American woman mayor.
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Becky Vevea covers city politics for WBEZ. Follow her @beckyvevea. Claudia Morell reports on City Hall for WBEZ. Follow her on Twitter @claudiamorell. Paula Friedrich is a multimedia producer at WBEZ. Follow her on Twitter @pauliebe.
