Chicago Mayoral Candidates Clash in Final Debate Before Election Day

Chicago mayoral candidates Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas faced tough questions about their political records and associations in the last televised debate before the election. Johnson criticized Vallas' connection to the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police and his association with right-wing organization Awake Illinois, while Vallas defended his record on education and police reform. The candidates agreed on issues such as qualified immunity, reparations, and the construction of a south suburban airport, but differed on the phasing out of speed cameras.