Chicago's Mayoral Election: Crime, Donations, and Divides.
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Chicagoans are preparing to vote for their next mayor, with the election taking place on Tuesday. The city is divided into 50 wards, each with its own identity and political leanings. The issues driving voters include crime, education, housing, and transportation. Four wards in Chicago offer a revealing look into how the city will pick its next mayor, with issues such as race, police presence, and environmental concerns playing a role. The 19th Ward boasts the highest voter turnout in the city, while the 49th Ward is known for its progressive and welcoming politics.
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