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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Allison Novelo

Meet the mayor: Hundreds line up to shake hands with Johnson, who vows ‘the fifth floor belongs to the people’

Mayor Brandon Johnson takes a photo with well wishers outside of his City Hall office on Monday. (Anthony Vazquez/Sun-Times)

Some wanted to congratulate him. Others to get a look at him. And still others just to wish him well — whether they voted for him or not.

“I want to see what he can do differently for Chicago’s youth,” said Eric Bynum, 21, a West Side resident who said he had high hopes for Mayor Brandon Johnson even though he didn’t vote for him.

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