Chicago mayoralty

The Chicago mayoralty refers to the role of the mayor in leading Chicago, the third-largest city in the United States. The mayor is the city’s chief executive, responsible for overseeing city departments, managing budgets, and implementing policies. Elected every four years, the mayor plays a crucial role in addressing issues like public safety, transportation, education, and housing. Chicago's mayor has significant political influence and works closely with the City Council to create laws and respond to constituents' needs. The position is known for its historical significance and can shape the city's direction and identity.