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2015 Chicago mayoral election
← 2011 February 24 and April 7, 2015 2019 →
Turnout33.65%[1][2] Decrease 8.34 pp (first round)
40.98%[3][4] Increase 7.07 pp (second round)
 
Nominee Rahm Emanuel Chuy García
First round 218,217
45.63% 		160,414
33.55%
Runoff 332,171
56.23% 		258,562
43.77%
 
Nominee Willie Wilson Bob Fioretti
First round 50,960
10.66% 		35,363
7.39%
Runoff Eliminated Eliminated
Emanuel:      50–60%      60–70%      70–80%      80–90%      >90%
García:      50–60%      60–70%      70–80%      80–90%      >90%
Tie:      50%
Mayor before election

Rahm Emanuel

 Elected Mayor

Rahm Emanuel

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An election took place on February 24, 2015, to elect the mayor of Chicago. The election was non-partisan and no candidate received a majority. A runoff election was held between the top two finishers (both Democrats) on April 7, 2015, and resulted in the reelection of incumbent mayor Rahm Emanuel.[5] The elections were concurrent with the 2015 Chicago aldermanic elections.

Emanuel ran for reelection, seeking a second term in office. In the first round, Emanuel received 46% of the vote and Democratic Cook County Commissioner Jesús "Chuy" García received 34%. Because no candidate received a majority, a runoff was held. In the runoff, Emanuel received 56.23% of the vote, winning the election. Garcia received 43.77% of the vote.[6] 2015 was the first time the election advanced to a runoff since mayoral elections became non-partisan in 1999.

Candidates

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Ran

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Write-in candidates

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  • William H. Calloway[2]
  • Christopher Ware[2]
  • Mary Vann[2]

Withdrew

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Removed

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  • Fenton Patterson, perennial candidate[7][15]

Declined

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General election

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Endorsements

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Rahm Emanuel

Officeholders

Media

Organizations

Robert Fioretti

Individuals

Organizations

  • Chicago Police Sergeants Association[31]
  • Green Party of Chicago[31]
  • Progressive Caucus of the Chicago City Council[31]
Jesús "Chuy" García

Officeholders

Individuals

Media

Organizations

William "Dock" Walls

Media

Willie Wilson

Politicians

Polling

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Poll source Date(s)
administered 		Sample
size 		Margin of
error 		Rahm
Emanuel 		Robert
Fioretti 		Jesús
García 		William
Walls 		Willie
Wilson 		Other Undecided
Ogden & Fry[42] February 22, 2015 737 ± 3.68% 48.3% 6.8% 26.5% 3.3% 15.2% — —
APC Research[43] February ? 2015 709 ± 3.7% 45% 7% 20% 2% 7% — 18%
Ogden & Fry[44] February 14, 2015 736 ± 3.69% 49.2% 8.6% 23.0% 4.9% 14.4% — —
Ogden & Fry[45] January 31, 2015 884 ± 3.36% 41.7% 6.7% 16.6% 1.7% 9.7% — 23.5%
APC Research[46] January 22–27, 2015 708 ± 3.7% 42% 10% 18% 2% 7% — 20%
Ogden & Fry[47] January 24, 2015 950 ± 3.24% 39.5% 7.5% 18% 1.8% 11.1% — 22.2%
Lake Research Partners[48] January 15–19, 2015 600 ± 4% 38% 8% 16% 1% 5% — 30%
Ogden & Fry[47] January 17, 2015 1,010 ± 3.15% 38% 6.7% 16.4% 1.5% 10.6% — 26.7%
GQR*[49] January 3–6, 2015 600 ± 4% 50% 10% 22% 2% 7% — 9%
GQR*[49] December 2014 600 ± 4% 48% 13% 21% — — 18%
David Binder Research[50] November 23–25, 2014 800 ± 3.5% 44% 15% 16% — — 7% 18%
Lake Research Partners[51] November 2014 621 ± 3.9% 33% 13% 18% — — — 36%
  • * Internal poll for the Rahm Emanuel campaign
Hypothetical polling
Poll source Date(s)
administered 		Sample
size 		Margin of
error 		Rahm
Emanuel 		Robert
Fioretti 		Karen
Lewis 		Toni
Preckwinkle 		Robert
Shaw 		Undecided
McKeon[52] May 7, 2014 511 ± 4.2% 29% 5% 10% 26% 3% 27%
Poll source Date(s)
administered 		Sample
size 		Margin of
error 		Rahm
Emanuel 		Karen
Lewis 		"Qualified
Republican" 		Undecided
Ogden & Fry[53] August 9, 2014 1,152 ±2.9% 33.9% 20.6% 14.3% 31.3%

Results

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Chicago mayoral election, 2015[2][54]
Party Candidate Votes %
Nonpartisan Rahm Emanuel (incumbent) 218,217 45.63%
Nonpartisan Jesús "Chuy" García 160,414 33.55%
Nonpartisan Willie Wilson 50,960 10.66%
Nonpartisan Robert W. "Bob" Fioretti 35,363 7.39%
Nonpartisan William "Dock" Walls, III 13,250 2.77%
Write-in Christopher Ware 40 0.01%
Write-in William H. Calloway 9 0.00%
Write-in Mary Vann 3 0.00%
Total votes 478,256 100.00%

Results by ward

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  • Support for Wilson by ward:   >30%   25–30%   20–25%   15–20%   10–15%   5–10%   0–5%
    Support for Wilson by ward:
      >30%
      25–30%
      20–25%
      15–20%
      10–15%
      5–10%
      0–5%
  • Support for Fioretti by ward:   >15%   12–15%   9–12%   6–9%   3–6%   0–3%
    Support for Fioretti by ward:
      >15%
      12–15%
      9–12%
      6–9%
      3–6%
      0–3%
  • Support for Walls by ward:   >7%   6–7%   5–6%   4–5%   3–4%   2–3%   1–2%   0–1%
    Support for Walls by ward:
      >7%
      6–7%
      5–6%
      4–5%
      3–4%
      2–3%
      1–2%
      0–1%

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  Emanuel
  García
Ward Emanuel votes Emanuel % Wilson votes Wilson % Fioretti votes Fioretti % García votes García % Walls votes Walls % Total votes Turnout
1st 3,349 39.60% 260 3.07% 618 7.31% 4,128 48.81% 103 1.22% 8,458 28.93%
2nd 6,727 64.47% 331 3.17% 863 8.27% 2,428 23.27% 85 0.81% 10,434 32.17%
3rd 5,223 49.07% 1,768 16.61% 954 8.96% 2,211 20.77% 489 4.59% 10,645 33.12%
4th 5,329 44.56% 1,703 14.24% 942 7.88% 3,396 28.40% 588 4.92% 11,958 39.01%
5th 5,088 44.00% 1,494 12.92% 533 4.61% 3,890 33.64% 588 4.83% 11,563 39.44%
6th 4,703 42.63% 2,569 23.28% 519 4.70% 2,525 22.89% 717 6.50% 11,033 32.78%
7th 4,690 43.76% 2,294 21.40% 439 4.10% 2,595 24.21% 700 6.53% 10,718 33.07%
8th 5,938 43.39% 2,987 21.83% 569 4.16% 3,289 24.03% 903 6.60% 13,686 36.50%
9th 5,186 43.30% 2,873 23.99% 517 4.32% 2,625 21.92% 777 6.49% 11,978 32.86%
10th 3,586 37.74% 482 5.07% 816 8.59% 4,501 47.37% 116 1.22% 9,501 37.15%
11th 4,711 48.93% 253 2.63% 1,440 14.95% 3,140 32.61% 85 0.88% 9,629 37.81%
12th 1,284 25.70% 96 1.92% 241 4.82% 3,335 66.74% 41 0.82% 4,997 27.87%
13th 5,822 52.04% 210 1.88% 1,021 9.13% 4,067 36.35% 67 0.60% 11,187 46.75%
14th 2,293 37.99% 107 1.77% 448 7.42% 3,151 52.20% 37 0.61% 6,036 33.87%
15th 1,403 30.02% 599 12.82% 156 3.34% 2,394 51.23% 121 2.59% 4,673 25.63%
16th 2,451 39.88% 1,641 26.70% 211 3.43% 1,552 25.25% 291 4.73% 6,146 23.57%
17th 3,499 40.08% 2,313 26.50% 323 3.70% 2,092 23.97% 502 5.75% 8,729 28.53%
18th 4,794 38.99% 2,043 16.62% 800 6.51% 3,988 32.44% 669 5.44% 12,294 38.68%
19th 7,613 41.95% 1,139 6.28% 2,503 13.79% 6,509 35.87% 383 2.11% 18,147 51.83%
20th 2,808 40.59% 1,693 24.47% 231 3.34% 1,798 25.99% 388 5.61% 6,918 26.96%
21st 5,698 42.56% 3,249 24.27% 533 3.98% 2,973 22.20% 936 6.99% 13,389 35.01%
22nd 1,127 21.18% 279 5.24% 137 2.57% 3,711 69.73% 68 1.28% 5,322 28.15%
23rd 3,868 40.19% 232 2.41% 1308 13.59% 4,165 43.27% 52 0.54% 9,625 42.97%
24th 2,653 36.50% 2,209 30.39% 324 4.46% 1,701 23.40% 381 5.24% 7,268 27.07%
25th 2,586 33.40% 263 3.40% 497 6.42% 4,331 55.94% 65 0.84% 7,742 30.73%
26th 2,331 34.33% 359 5.29% 348 5.13% 3,665 53.98% 87 1.28% 6,790 27.48%
27th 4,291 48.61% 1,640 18.58% 695 7.87% 1,911 21.65% 290 3.29% 8,827 27.51%
28th 3,084 39.92% 2,043 26.45% 596 7.72% 1,682 21.77% 320 4.14% 7,725 23.84%
29th 4,662 41.99% 2,460 22.16% 723 6.51% 2,748 24.75% 510 4.59% 11,103 32.17%
30th 2,018 39.60% 149 2.92% 391 7.67% 2,489 48.84% 49 0.96% 5,096 23.88%
31st 2,381 40.61% 141 2.40% 291 4.96% 2,996 51.10% 54 0.92% 5,863 27.36%
32nd 4,111 47.61% 188 2.18% 712 8.25% 3,559 41.22% 64 0.74% 8,634 28.34%
33rd 3,332 40.02% 272 3.27% 532 6.39% 4,084 49.06% 105 1.26% 8,325 36.34%
34th 5,722 45.46% 3,127 24.85% 413 3.28% 2,581 20.51% 743 5.90% 12,586 32.72%
35th 2,110 40.02% 188 3.00% 336 5.36% 3,580 57.06% 60 0.96% 6,274 28.72%
36th 2,380 39.31% 281 4.64% 611 10.09% 2,731 45.10% 52 0.86% 6,055 28.44%
37th 3,465 41.38% 2,372 28.33% 373 4.45% 1,754 20.95% 409 4.88% 12,586 40.16%
38th 5,408 48.09% 315 2.80% 1,705 15.16% 3,723 33.11% 95 0.84% 11,246 38.00%
39th 5,499 48.48% 355 3.13% 1,187 10.47% 4,202 37.05% 99 0.87% 11,342 38.93%
40th 4,634 47.26% 300 3.06% 636 6.49% 4136 42.18% 99 1.01% 9,805 35.27%
41st 7,153 47.80% 451 3.01% 2,644 17.67% 4,605 30.77% 112 0.75% 14,965 43.58%
42nd 6,558 73.52% 262 2.94% 548 6.14% 1,476 16.55% 76 0.85% 8,920 28.49%
43rd 7,608 71.97% 283 2.68% 665 6.29% 1,938 18.33% 77 0.73% 10,571 34.94%
44th 6,055 64.25% 211 2.24% 554 554% 2,543 26.98% 61 0.65% 9,424 31.62%
45th 6,243 48.06% 406 3.13% 1,682 12.95% 4,545 34.99% 115 0.89% 12,991 41.65%
46th 6,079 57.55% 520 4.92% 518 4.90% 3,316 31.39% 130 1.23% 10,563 36.84%
47th 6,427 51.47% 267 2.14 721 5.77% 4,985 39.92% 88 0.70% 12,488 37.59%
48th 5,906 52.33% 450 3.99% 560 4.96% 4,220 37.39% 150 1.33% 11,286 37.89%
49th 3,941 44.10% 492 5.51% 431 4.82% 3,893 43.57% 179 2.00% 8,936 35.60%
50th 4,390 55.29% 341 4.29% 548 6.90% 2,557 32.20% 104 1.31% 7,940 31.87%

Runoff

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Endorsements

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Rahm Emanuel

Officeholders

Organizations

Media

Jesús "Chuy" García

Officeholders

Individuals

Media

Organizations

Declined to endorse

Individuals

Organizations

Polling

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Poll source Date(s)
administered 		Sample
size 		Margin of
error 		Rahm
Emanuel 		Jesús
García 		Undecided
Ogden & Fry[80] March 21, 2015 951 ± 3.24% 48.5% 32.1% 18.4%
We Ask America[81] March 16, 2015 1,374 ± 3% 51% 36% 12%
Ogden & Fry[82] March 15, 2015 920 ± 3.3% 55% 45% 0%
APC Research Inc.[83] March 13, 2015 712 ± 3.7% 51% 37% 11%
Ogden & Fry[84] March 7, 2015 1,020 ± 3.13% 43.5% 38% 18%
We Ask America[85] February 28, 2015 1,138 ± 2.9% 49% 38% 14%
Ogden & Fry[86] February 28, 2015 979 ± 3.2% 42.9% 38.5% 18.6%
Ogden & Fry[86] February 25, 2015 1,058 ± 3.07% 42.7% 38.7% 18.6%
GSG[87] February 25, 2015 2,659 ± 1.9% 50.4% 39.8% 9.8%
Ogden & Fry[47] January 24, 2015 950 ± 3.24% 54.9% 45.1% —
Lake Research Partners[48] January 15–19, 2015 600 ± 4% 44% 28% 27%
David Binder Research[88] November 23–25, 2014 800 ± 3.5% 49% 37% 14%
Lake Research Partners[89] November 2014 621 ± 3.9% 36% 31% 23%
Hypothetical polling
Poll source Date(s)
administered 		Sample
size 		Margin of
error 		Rahm
Emanuel 		Karen
Lewis 		Undecided
APC Research[90] August 6–12, 2014 800 ± 3.5% 39% 43% 14%
David Binder Research[91] July 24–27, 2014 600 ± ? 45% 33% 22%
We Ask America[92] July 9, 2014 1,037 ± 3.04% 36.44% 45.35% 18.21%
Poll source Date(s)
administered 		Sample
size 		Margin of
error 		Rahm
Emanuel 		Toni
Preckwinkle 		Undecided
We Ask America[92] July 9, 2014 1,037 ± 3.04% 30.98% 55.23% 13.79%
Strive Strategies[93] March 25–26, 2014 724 ± 3.49% 32% 40% 28%
Poll source Date(s)
administered 		Sample
size 		Margin of
error 		Rahm
Emanuel 		Robert
Shaw 		Undecided
We Ask America[92] July 9, 2014 1,037 ± 3.04% 47.66% 29.55% 22.79%
Poll source Date(s)
administered 		Sample
size 		Margin of
error 		Rahm
Emanuel 		Robert
Fioretti 		Undecided
David Binder Research[91] July 24–27, 2014 600 ± ? 46% 27% 27%
We Ask America[92] July 9, 2014 1,037 ± 3.04% 45.08% 30.63% 24.29%
  • * Internal poll for the Rahm Emanuel campaign

Results

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Chicago mayoral election, 2015[4][94]
Party Candidate Votes %
Nonpartisan Rahm Emanuel (incumbent) 332,171 56.23%
Nonpartisan Jesús "Chuy" García 258,562 43.77%
Total votes 590,733 100.00%

Results by ward

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[94]

  Emanuel
  García
Ward Emanuel votes Emanuel % García votes García % Total votes Turnout
1st 4,748 44.26% 5,979 55.74% 10,727 35.87%
2nd 10,931 77.17% 3,233 22.83% 14,164 42.84%
3rd 8,557 66.24% 4,362 33.76% 12,919 39.53%
4th 8,244% 58.90% 5,753 41.10% 13,997 44.93%
5th 7,322% 55.15% 5,954 44.85% 13,276 44.58%
6th 7,000% 56.84% 5,315 43.16% 12,315 36.23%
7th 6,948% 56.46% 5,357 43.54% 12,305 37.54%
8th 9,143% 58.51% 6,483 41.49% 15,626 41.38%
9th 7,728% 58.21% 5,548 41.79% 13,276 36.14%
10th 4,672 40.20% 6,951 59.80% 11,623 44.82%
11th 7,679 61.39% 4,829 38.61% 12,508 48.04%
12th 1,757 25.24% 5,204 74.76% 6,961 38.28%
13th 7,887 55.61% 6,295 44.39% 14,182 58.37%
14th 2,962 35.61% 5,355 64.39% 8,317 45.98%
15th 2,014 31.73% 4,333 68.27% 6,347 34.35%
16th 4,023 51.61% 3,772 48.39% 7,795 29.57%
17th 5,484 55.15% 4,459 44.85% 9,943 32.30%
18th 7,571 51.60% 7,101 48.40% 14,672 45.76%
19th 11,972 59.43% 8,172 40.57% 20,144 56.99%
20th 4,355 53.85% 3,733 46.15% 8,088 31.10%
21st 8,864 58.81% 6,208 41.19% 15,072 39.17%
22nd 1,458 19.63% 5,971 80.37% 7,429 38.82%
23rd 4,905 43.36% 6,407 56.64% 11,312 49.67%
24th 4,253 52.34% 3,873 47.66% 8,126 29.90%
25th 3,839 38.49% 6,135 61.51% 9,974 38.76%
26th 2,962 34.81% 5,548 65.19% 8,510 33.80%
27th 6,705 63.90% 3,788 36.10% 10,493 32.18%
28th 5,416 57.55% 3,995 42.45% 9,411 28.67%
29th 7,546 57.27% 5,630 42.73% 13,176 37.77%
30th 3,067 40.95% 4,423 59.05% 7,490 34.67%
31st 3,192 37.74% 5,265 62.26% 8,457 38.81%
32nd 7,808 62.32% 4,721 37.68% 12,529 40.31%
33rd 4,412 44.40% 5,525 55.60% 9,937 42.60%
34th 8,616 61.38% 5,421 38.62% 14,037 36.26%
35th 2,769 34.31% 5,302 65.69% 8,071 36.29%
36th 3,551 42.28% 4,847 57.72% 8,398 38.89%
37th 5,943 58.49% 4,217 41.51% 10,160 32.14%
38th 7,648 60.04% 5,090 39.96% 12,738 42.60%
39th 7,671 58.41% 5,462 41.59% 13,133 44.51%
40th 6,528 53.44% 5,688 46.56% 12,216 43.28%
41st 12,007 63.96% 6,766 36.04% 18,773 53.95%
42nd 11,504 84.93% 2,041 15.07% 13,545 42.43%
43rd 12,335 83.41% 2,454 16.59% 14,789 47.90%
44th 10,063 76.33% 3,120 23.67% 13,183 43.40%
45th 9,341 59.24% 6,427 40.76% 15,768 49.82%
46th 8,723 64.68% 4,764 35.32% 13,487 45.95%
47th 10,169 62.97% 5,980 37.03% 16,149 47.77%
48th 8,503 59.35% 5,823 40.65% 14,326 47.31%
49th 5,127 48.38% 5,471 51.62% 10,598 41.48%
50th 6,249 60.90% 4,012 39.10% 10,261 40.69%

See also

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References

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