What will ultimately decide who’s elected Chicago’s 57th mayor?
A recent WBEZ analysis found that voter turnout could be the deciding factor in the April 4th runoff.
In the February election, nearly half of Chicago voters chose someone other than mayoral runoff candidates Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas. Capturing their votes in Tuesday’s runoff could depend on how well Johnson or Vallas are able to appeal to their top concerns, including finding work, earning a livable wage and dealing with violence.
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GUESTS: Amy Qin, WBEZ data reporter
Alden Loury, WBEZ data projects editor
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What will ultimately decide who’s elected Chicago’s 57th mayor?
A recent WBEZ analysis found that voter turnout could be the deciding factor in the April 4th runoff.
In the February election, nearly half of Chicago voters chose someone other than mayoral runoff candidates Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas. Capturing their votes in Tuesday’s runoff could depend on how well Johnson or Vallas are able to appeal to their top concerns, including finding work, earning a livable wage and dealing with violence.
Reset learns more.
GUESTS: Amy Qin, WBEZ data reporter
Alden Loury, WBEZ data projects editor