Poll for challenger Lightfoot shows Rahm’s 2019 re-election bid in big trouble – Chicago Sun-Times

It showed that just 31 percent said they would vote to re-elect Emanuel. When respondents were asked to choose between Emanuel and someone new — without mentioning a specific alternative — 62 percent of those surveyed said they wanted to try someone else. When Emanuel was pitted against “a number of announced and likely candidates in the race,” his numbers went up only to 34 percent — statistically insignificant, given the poll’s margin of error of 3.5 percentage points.
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Douglas
7 years ago

Fail to mention that the Mob, i.e. the Mafia still runs Chicago with an Iron Fist. The Machine will pay off not to run all candidates that could defeat Rham. This, coupled with some threats always have worked in the past. There is no way Rham ever gets re-elected in a normal city.

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