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Greg, how is life as a Chicago political reporter right now? Is it a little scrambling?

What's a lot scrambling? But in the last couple of weeks I've gone from having nine badly behaved children running for mayor,

to having to babysit two slightly less badly behaving children for mayor.

Greg Pratt writes for the Chicago Tribune.

Why do you say badly behaved?

Well, you know, the like all political candidates, they spend a lot of time putting spaghetti on their head for attention

and throwing things across the room and yelling at one another and when they get mad, you know, it's not pretty.

The candidates, Greg, is keeping such a close eye on are Paul Vallis and Brandon Johnson,

who are in the final days of a hotly contested runoff election.

Back in February, these two unceremoniously defeated Lori Lightfoot,

who had been hoping for four more years as mayor.

voters in Chicago have sent a strong message choosing not to put Mayor Lori Lightfoot back in office for a second term, right?

It was a stunned room when when everyone saw Lightfoot take the stage because that concession speech came much faster than I think anyone was expecting even people.

It was the first time in 40 years that a sitting mayor had not been reelected in this town.

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