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Statement: Which Mayoral Candidate Has the Proven Skills to Solve Our Biggest Problems
Chicago is facing a financial crisis, a public safety crisis, and a crisis of confidence in City Hall. We must have a serious conversation about which mayoral candidate has the proven skills to solve our biggest problems, not who can sell out for the biggest checks. Voters who Demand Better will see that I’m the…
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Statement: Blizzard of Incompetence
A Blizzard of Incompetence that is making living in Chicago less affordable. Shortchanging Chicago’s pension systems is a recipe for further downgrades. That meansChicagoans pay higher interest to cover more bad decisions. If Mayor Johnson fails to make the full supplemental pension payment, he risks leading Chicagotowards additional downgrades to the city’s credit rating. Mayor…
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Statement: Superintendent Larry Snelling’s Retirement
Superintendent Larry Snelling has served the City of Chicago with valor and integrity for more than three decades in the Chicago Police Department. His extraordinary leadership over the last three years has lifted morale throughout CPD and made a difference across our City. Along with many Chicagoans, I am deeply grateful for the service of…
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CPS educators, we understand your frustration
As a public school parent, I know that rebuilding a world-class city requires a world-class education system built on trust. We want what our educators and families want: functional, safe, and accountable schools worthy of Chicago’s children.
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Put Illinois students above politics, and opt in to the federal scholarship program
A new program called the Federal Tax Credit Scholarship, or FTCS, allows taxpayers to claim a federal income tax credit of up to $1,700 for donating to qualified scholarship-granting organizations.
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City Council, vote no on Mayor Johnson’s $830 million bond issue
Susana Mendoza urges City Council to reject Mayor Johnson’s risky $830M bond plan and prioritize fiscal responsibility for Chicago taxpayers.
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Our students deserve stable classrooms, not Brandon Johnson’s costly chaos
Susana Mendoza warns against Mayor Johnson’s risky CPS loan and urges stability, accountability, and transparency for Chicago’s students and families.
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Before City Hall launches this $1.5B bond issue, stop and think
Susana Mendoza urges City Council to reject risky borrowing and demand transparency before approving Mayor Johnson’s $1.5B bond proposal.
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Points in favor of state bill payments reform
Susana Mendoza backs reforms to end 12% profits for wealthy lenders and protect taxpayers with smarter, fairer state bill payment practices.
