Did You Know?

Richard M. Daley was mayor for 21 years!

Who Can Vote?

Grown-ups who live in Chicago vote.

Why Vote?

Voting helps pick a good leader.

What 2003 Chicago Mayoral Election Does

It helps choose the city's boss.

People share their thoughts on who.

It shows what the city needs.

It makes the city a better place.

It helps fix big problems.

It shows what people want to change.

More About 2003 Chicago Mayoral Election

In 2003, many people voted in Chicago. They wanted to pick a new leader. Richard M. Daley won the vote. He had been the mayor for a long time. People liked how he ran the city.

This vote was important for all. It helped decide how the city would grow. The mayor makes rules for the city. These rules help keep people safe and happy.

Voting is a big deal! It shows what people think. In the future, more people will vote. This helps make cities better for all.

How Topics Connect

graph TD A["2003 Chicago Mayoral Election"] --> B["Candidates"] B --> C["Richard M. Daley"] B --> D["Ronald H. McKinnon"] A --> E["Election Date"] E --> F["February 25, 2003"] A --> G["Results"] G --> H["Daley Wins Re-election"]

What Do These Words Mean?

mayoral:related to the mayor, who is the leader of a city
election:a process where people vote to choose leaders or decide on issues
Chicago:a large city in the United States, located in Illinois
2003:the year when the event took place
candidate:a person who runs for a position or job, like mayor