After Wide-Open Race, Chicago Mayoral Election To Be Decided In Historic Runoff

Here & Now's Jeremy Hobson discusses Chicago politics, including the city's mayoral election this week, with Josh McGhee (@TheVoiceofJosh) from The Chicago Reporter and WBEZ city political reporter Claudia Morell (@claudiamorell).

Correction: The audio atop this post incorrectly states Chicago has only had one black mayor. In fact, it has had two: Eugene Sawyer was selected by the City Council to serve as mayor after the sudden death of Harold Washington. We regret the error.