Establishes a procedure for a special recall election to remove the Mayor of Chicago and the election of a successor mayor.
The bill amends the Revised Cities and Villages Act of 1941 to establish a procedure for a special recall election to remove the Mayor of Chicago. If a majority of voters vote to recall the Mayor, the Vice Mayor will serve as Mayor until a successor is elected. The bill outlines the process for circulating and certifying a recall petition, holding a special successor election, and, if necessary, a special runoff election.
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