The council was sure to get serious troubles seen this election cycle and the competitiveness of the mayor fights for shows in the result today is fourteen of the 50 stations it drains April 5 head.
There are about fifty districts are still waiting to report to the city, but the races around Chicago remains to be determined. And many councils will be established to compete in this heated race six weeks to buy.
Ald. Freddrenna Lyle in the 6th Ward will compete with Roderick T. Sawyer, the son of former Mayor Eugene Sawyer. In the 50th, won Bernard Stein, the Council of the council's oldest city, only 37 percent of the vote in his run of five and is on feisty challenger Debra L. Silverstein, came second with 33 per cent increase.
A couple of very crowded race to be considerably reduced. The race for Helen Shiller in the 46th had to replace eleven candidates on the ballot - James Phelan and Molly Cappleman both won a little less than twenty per cent, and will compete for the sixty percent distribution of votes of the nine other candidates in the vote today. And 24 in the holder Ward Sharon Denise Dixon and Michael D. Chandler challenger rose from a field of 18 candidates who obtain at least one of them only 37 votes.
And as mentioned earlier in the night, Che "Rhymefest" Smith in runoff for a holder with Willie Cochran, 20th conducted. Rey Colon has narrowly avoided a runoff in the 35th Ward, and Ameya Pawar drew the surprise victory of the 47th Tom O'Donnell and suggested, without runoff.
News reports Chicago cooperation, how the surprising victory Pawar was:
So deafening was the victory, the campaign Pawar did not anticipate the regular meeting of the election tonight. With the return came to show that Pawar has won his campaign hastily arranged meeting on a wooden victory lane bowling alley on West Irving Park Road. Pawar himself in the suburbs, where he had watched the sudden return to his parents.
"I'm surprised," Pawar said when he arrived. "Very surprised."
"We raised about $ 10,000," he said in response to a question from a journalist. "$ 100".
"We were far from what has blown," said Pawar's campaign manager, Sam Yanover. Ward residents "want something new, something fresh, and they were upset that O'Donnell was anointed his successor."
Further stations outputs: 15, 16, 17, 25, 36, years 38, 41, 43 and 45.
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