Runoffs signal the changing City Council makeup for three North Side lakefront wards

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Runoffs signal the changing City Council makeup for three North Side lakefront wards
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Three North Side lakefront wards stand on the precipice of change following last year’s exits of a trio of Chicago City Council members representing the Gold Coast through the more diverse Uptown and Edgewater to Andersonville.

an omission in her city ethics filing. Candidates are required to list whether they served as an employee or leader at any business from which they had an interest of more than $1,000 in 2021. But Clay did not list a business she ran that received just under $42,000 federal Payroll Protection Program loans that year.The omission was a mistake she quickly corrected, Clay told the Tribune. She started a products line, Pink Ribbon Hair, in 2014.

The candidates’ fundraising has been neck and neck since March 1, with Walz collecting $162,000 to Clay’s $150,000, according to state records. Their approaches to housing differ. It’s been an animating issue in the ward for decades, where multiple protests have broken out over large luxury developments.

Rising property taxes and costly repairs could force owners to sell or hike rents, Walz said. “In order to keep rents stable, you have to continue to build more housing” to meet demand.Just north of the 46th Ward is the 48th Ward, where small business owner Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth and affordable housing developer Joe Dunne emerged victorious in February from a 10-person field to succeedand represent parts of Andersonville, Edgewater and Uptown.

Those ads and images mirror language Dunne put on the media page of his campaign website. The practice, known as “redboxing,” allows candidates to broadcast the message they’d like outside groups to push without coordinating directly. Campaign finance watchdogs say the practice effectively erodes the firewall that’s supposed to exist between super PACs and the candidates they support.

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