CHICAGO — Cloudy skies Tuesday alluded to the severe weather expected during the runoff election, as voters head to the polls to select the next mayor of Chicago.
As of noon Central time Tuesday, the Chicago Board of Elections reported 22.9% total citywide turnout.
Top voter turnout was reported in the 19th, 41st, 11th, 13th and 47th wards, according to Board of Elections spokesperson Max Bever. Fourteen polling places delayed opening Tuesday morning, with three being in the 6th Ward.
