As Election Day nears, some signs are emerging about who’s voting, what motivates them and how that will impact the candidates. Compatible with that is research done by demographer Frank Calabrese on where that vote is coming from, relative to the 2019 February mayoral vote.
Twitter isn’t real life. It will be interesting to see if the “groundswell” of social media support for Brandon Johnson translates to him reaching the runoff.
But it doesn’t look like the young people are voting again, and that’s bad news for uber-progressive candidates. The question I have is will the Hispanic community show up for Chuy because, as of now, it doesn’t look like that’s the case.
Where's Mine ???
3 years ago
as a lifelong Chicagoan, nothing I don’t already know. Low-income minority folks don’t vote, but all the candidates & news medias focus is almost 100% about low-income minority folks? That’s why I call em ‘stage prop people’.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Twitter isn’t real life. It will be interesting to see if the “groundswell” of social media support for Brandon Johnson translates to him reaching the runoff.
But it doesn’t look like the young people are voting again, and that’s bad news for uber-progressive candidates. The question I have is will the Hispanic community show up for Chuy because, as of now, it doesn’t look like that’s the case.
as a lifelong Chicagoan, nothing I don’t already know. Low-income minority folks don’t vote, but all the candidates & news medias focus is almost 100% about low-income minority folks? That’s why I call em ‘stage prop people’.