Mayor Johnson Faces Petition Challenges and Budget Cuts in Chicago
- Mayor Brandon Johnson and several mayoral candidates face formal objections to their nominating petitions.
- A veto-proof City Council majority voted to force Johnson to use a $75 million payment from Stonepeak Partners to cover pension debt.
- The $75 million payment creates a significant hole in Johnson's preelection budget.
- The challenges to the nominating petitions include issues with faulty signatures and other reasons.
- The mayoral race is set for February 23, with the challenges potentially impacting candidate eligibility.
Articles (3)
Block Club Chicago·
Johnson, Other Candidates Face Challenges To Nominating Petitions For Mayor’s Race
Chicago Sun-Times·
Willie Wilson’s campaign seeks to knock Mayor Johnson off ballot with petition challenges
Chicago Sun-Times·
Mayor Johnson forced to use $75M parking meter windfall to pay extra on pension debt