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Chicago mayor faces backlash for asking students to work on campaign for credit

Chicago mayor faces backlash for asking students to work on campaign for credit

Chicago mayor faces backlash for asking students to work on campaign for credit
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The Chicago board of ethics told WGN that they were aware of the emails and planned to discuss it at the next board meeting, currently scheduled for 23 January.

The Chicago mayoral election will be held on 28 February.

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