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Brandon Johnson formally files petitions to seek second term as Chicago mayor Original

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By Craig Wall Verified
| WLS-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Mayor Brandon Johnson filed his nominating petitions Friday, formally entering the race for a second term while continuing to push for support of his budget plan at City Hall. Johnson arrived at the Chicago Board of Elections with a stack of petitions and a small group of supporters cheering in the hallway. His team said he submitted 33,000 signatures, which is more than twice the number required.
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Mayor Johnson files petitions, promotes budget as election nears

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By Craig Wall Verified
| WLS-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
Mayor Johnson files petitions, promotes budget as election nears Friday, October 23, 2026 9:51PM Mayor Brandon Johnson filed his nominating petitions Friday, formally entering the race for a second term. Copyright © 2026 WLS-TV. All Rights Reserved.
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Chicago business leaders push back against mayor's revived head tax proposal Original

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By Craig Wall Verified
| WLS-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Mayor Brandon Johnson is facing renewed opposition to his proposed corporate head tax, not only from city council members but also from the business community. Business leaders who helped block the tax last year say the new version, branded as the "Equitable Employers Tax," remains unacceptable. The plan would require large corporations with more than 125 full-time employees to pay $25 per month per worker.
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