Susana Mendoza

Dr. Lisa Nee has entered the 2027 Chicago mayoral race, joining candidates such as US Rep Mike Quigley and Comptroller Susana Mendoza.

David Axelrod criticized Chicago's emergency response after a 911 operator refused to send help to an unconscious man outside the Art Institute of Chicago. The incident sparked backlash online, with critics citing similar situations in Democratic-led cities and questioning policies under Mayor Brandon Johnson's homelessness initiative.

David Axelrod criticized Chicago's emergency response after a 911 operator refused to send help to an unconscious, possibly homeless man outside the Art Institute of Chicago. The incident sparked online backlash, with critics questioning Democratic policies and the city's homelessness initiative. Chicago's mayor has launched a five-year plan to address homelessness, but critics argue it fails to provide urgent aid.

The Consulate General of Israel in Chicago hosted a 78th birthday celebration, drawing 500 attendees including Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza. Attendees discussed concerns about anti-Israel sentiment in Chicago Public Schools, with Mendoza criticizing the teaching of Palestine as Israel's name. Critics highlighted Israel's military actions in Gaza and rising anti-Zionist influence.

George Cardenas, a former alderman and current Cook County Board of Review commissioner, has launched a mayoral campaign in Chicago, positioning himself as a candidate with 20 years of city experience to address the city's budget and pension crises. He acknowledges being a long shot but emphasizes his financial expertise and plans to raise significant funds to compete in a crowded field.

Susana Mendoza, a mayoral challenger in Chicago, pledged to address the city's $36 billion pension crisis using her experience as state comptroller. She criticized Mayor Brandon Johnson's budget practices, including borrowing to cover back pay and using tax increment financing for schools and teacher contracts, and advocated for cost-cutting measures and difficult negotiations with unions to stabilize finances.

The article highlights the opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Woodlawn, protests against ICE in Albany Park following a detention, Susana Mendoza's mayoral campaign announcement in Little Village, and community events like the 'We Walk For Her' march honoring missing and murdered Black women. Additional coverage includes a hospital groundbreaking in South Chicago and public art installations on Michigan Ave.

Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza announced her candidacy for Chicago mayor, criticizing incumbent Brandon Johnson for coddling criminals and being influenced by the Chicago Teachers Union. She highlighted her experience as a state legislator, city clerk, and comptroller to position herself as a financial and governance expert, contrasting her campaign's $1.6 million war chest with Alexi Giannoulias' $18.3 million fundraising.

Susana Mendoza, the state comptroller, has officially launched her bid for Chicago mayor, marking her second attempt after a 2019 campaign where she placed fifth. She criticized the city's finances and crime under current Mayor Brandon Johnson and highlighted her experience in state and city politics.

Illinois Comptroller Susana Mendoza announced her campaign for Chicago mayor, criticizing Mayor Brandon Johnson's policies and positioning herself as a centrist, pro-police Democrat. She previously ran in the 2019 election, finishing fifth with nine percent of the vote.

Susana Mendoza, Illinois Comptroller, has launched her campaign for mayor of Chicago. The campaign was officially announced on Wednesday.

The Chicago mayoral election is scheduled for February 23, 2027, with a potential runoff on April 6 if no candidate secures a majority. Susana Mendoza, Maria Pappas, Mike Quigley, Joe Holberg, and Liam Stanton have announced their candidacies. Brandon Johnson and other Chicago City Council members are potential candidates.