The mayoral runoff is Chicago’s first since the city changed to nonpartisan elections in the 1990s, coming after incumbent Rahm Emanuel failed to win an outright majority in February’s first-round election. Emanuel has tried to convince voters that his heavily criticized actions — such as closing dozens of schools in 2013 to save money — were the correct ones. But he’s admitted that his famously hard-headed approach could have been softer.
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