BREAKING: Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot loses her bid for re-election, ending her historic run as the city’s first Black woman and first openly gay person to serve in the position.
Natasha Korecki
The Democratic incumbent failed to gain enough votes in the nine-person race to move on to an April 4 runoff election, according to projections by The Associated Press. Ideologically, the choice between Vallas and Johnson is stark. Vallas ran as a moderate law-and-order candidate, while Johnson ran on an unabashedly progressive agenda.
The mayor conceded defeat Tuesday night at her party in downtown Chicago, saying,"Obviously we didn't win the election today, but I stand here with my head held high."
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