A new Crain’s/Ipsos poll shows that Mayor Rahm Emanuel's popularity has fallen sharply since voters were last surveyed in September:
Just 2 percent of Chicagoans surveyed said they strongly approve of the mayor's job performance, with 12 percent somewhat approving and 5 percent leaning that way. At the opposite end, 13 percent strongly disapprove, 9 percent somewhat disapprove and 13 percent lean toward disapproval.
In Chicago, that gives Mr. Emanuel a net minus 16 rating, down from the plus 4 he had in September, when 37 percent approved and 33 percent disapproved.
(ht Travis Holte)
everyone knew the previous mayor was a corrupt scumbag but thet didn't make any difference to his election results, unless Rahm is cutting the flow of cash to the special interests, then he is pretty safe.
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And I do dumdumdum, and I do dumdumdum, and I do
Apologies to Phil Spector
The poll didn't count the dead who really vote.
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