On April 4, the run-off election for the Chicago mayor and 14 aldermanic races will take place. We’ve put together a guide for what you should know on the two mayoral candidates’ stances on REALTOR® issues. Also, learn how to cast your vote early or on the day of the election. Check it out below.
Mayoral Candidates
Here are the candidates’ stances on REALTOR®-related issues.
To view our full brochure with a breakdown of each issue,click here.
Alderperson Candidates
These are the candidates we are supporting in the Chicago Municipal Run-Off Election.
- Ward 4: State RepresentativeLamont Robinson
- Ward 5:Tina Hone, who served as CEO of the YWCA Chicago
- Ward 10: Chicago Police Officer and lifelong Southeast Side ResidentPeter Chico
- Ward 11: Former United Airlines Executive, incumbent AlderwomanNicole Lee
- Ward 24: Incumbent AlderwomanMonique Scott, former Chicago Park District Supervisor
- Ward 29: Attorney, Marine and incumbent Alderman,Chris Taliaferro
- Ward 36: Marine, Teamster and construction industry advocate, incumbent AldermanGilbert Villegas
- Ward 43: Attorney and former Chair of the Zoning Board of Appeals, incumbentTimmy Knudsen
- Ward 46: Walgreens representative and former Congressional staffer金正日Walz
- Ward 48: Former UFCW grocery store worker and Affordable Housing DeveloperJoe Dunne
How to Cast Your Vote
Early voting is currently taking place in all 50 wards until Election Day, April 4. Polls are open:
- Weekdays from 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturdays from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sundays from 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Election Day (April 4) from 6:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Please noteany voter in Chicago can vote at any early voting or Election Day voting site, no matter where they live in the city. For a full list of voting locations,click here.
For the run-off election, you can register to vote in person at early voting, on election day or at the Illinois Secretary of State’s Office. For information on what you’ll need to register, or to check your registration status,click here.