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How did your precinct vote in Chicago's runoff elections?

By  Matt Kiefer and Ola Giwa
   

This map features precinct-level results for Chicago’s mayoral and city council runoff elections from April 4, 2023.

Visit www.wbez.org/elections for more coverage.

Source: Chicago Board of Election Commissioners

If you don’t see a map, visit https://interactive.wbez.org/chicago-2023-runoff-election-precinct-map/

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