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The Mayor continues to prioritize special interest groups over the blue-collar, hardworking families of this City. This isn’t a social studies project on civics, although our Mayor leads us to believe it is. This budget and the major impacts it has and will continue to have for years are... real-life issues that affect not just the communities in my ward but the entire City. I commend my colleagues, those who aren’t beholden to the Mayor and his special interest groups, who took the time to put aside differences for the good of the City and voted NO on this budget. Our coalition of common-sense leaders wasn’t about "what’s in it for my community," but rather, "what’s in the best interest of the taxpayers of the City of Chicago?" The 2025 Budget vote will surely have lasting consequences. I want residents of the 15th Ward and the City of Chicago to know that I fought and will continue to fight for what is in your best interest, the taxpayer!show more

Ald. Raymond Lopez

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Reecevor 1 Jahr

Thank you @RaymondALopez and @AldReilly and Alderman Beale and Gardiner for taking a stand. I promise you , you will have more like minded individuals in city council soon (just not soon enough)

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Michael Buckleyvor 1 Jahr

Ray, you're the only level-headed adult in City Hall. And a man who cares about your ward and all of Chicago. Johnson is so far out of his league he has no business being mayor of the CTU.

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George Bovavor 1 Jahr

Thank you @RaymondALopez for doing the RIGHT thing, representing the best of Chicago. The 27 who sold out their constituents won't be forgotten. We voters are ALERT and WATCHING. CHICAGO STRONG! 🇺🇸

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RightSideRobertvor 1 Jahr

Thank you for your courage and continuing fight against this inept administration

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Katevor 1 Jahr

Every alder person that voted yes should be ashamed of themselves and lose their next election. Thanks Ray for all that you do!

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Jeep Gunnarvor 1 Jahr

Chicagoans. Aren’t we done with this miserable progressive political experiment yet. Kitchen table issues … need to take priority once again or Chicago is finished.

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PharmGirlvor 1 Jahr

All Chicagoans need to take note on who votes for this. Stand behind the ones looking out for the interest of the city as a whole. Chicago deserves better.

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Chicago Trump Towervor 1 Jahr

Time to get out of Chicago and Illinois

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BookBudXvor 1 Jahr

Thank you fighting for the residents of our city! We need people like you

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Stopfor2vor 1 Jahr

As previously stated, all of the alderman who voted for this budget should have every one of their pet projects vetoed by the alderman who voted no. Shut them all down. No honorary street signs, no traffic circles, zoning changes, liquor licenses, etc, etc. They get nothing.

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