Emanuel for Mayor

Emanuel for Mayor refers to Rahm Emanuel's campaign during the 2011 Chicago mayoral election, where he ran to succeed Richard M. Daley. Emanuel, a former White House Chief of Staff and Congressman, focused on improving education, public safety, and economic development. His campaign emphasized a commitment to reform and revitalizing the city, addressing issues like budget management and infrastructure. Emanuel ultimately won the election and served two terms, navigating challenges such as crime rates and public sector labor relations during his tenure. His leadership style was often described as strong and decisive.