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7 Mayoral candidates pitch platforms to accommodate disabilities

Por: WGN-TV Nation January 08, 2023

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, Posted: Jan 7, 2023 / 09:34 PM CST Updated: Jan 7, 2023 / 09:40 PM CST SHARE CHICAGO — Seven of Chicago’s candidates for mayor in 2023 made pitches and personal appeals to voters at a Mayoral forum centered around accommodating people with disabilities Saturday. Mayor Lori Lightfoot and challenger Chuy Garcia alluded to struggles their own families have had overcoming disabilities. “My father was a deaf man,” Lightfoot said. “My... + full article



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