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Mayoral and Solidarity Endorsements: Municipal Elections 2023

by 33WWF

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In addition to endorsing Ald. Rossana Rodriguez for re-election, our members have voted to make several other endorsements in Chicago's February 2023 elections.
See all of our 2023 municipal endorsements

BRANDON JOHNSON FOR MAYOR

33rd Ward Working Families is happy to announce our endorsement of commissioner Brandon Johnson for Chicago Mayor. Brandon is a Cook County commissioner, former public school teacher, and longtime fighter for economic and racial justice.

33rd Ward Working Families joins our fellow Northwest Side grassroots independent political organizations representing the 30th, 33rd, 35th, and 39th wards to announce our joint endorsement of Brandon's campaign and its progressive vision for Chicago.

"Our commitment to one another is essential to building a stronger Chicago. And it will take all of us – from working families, to immigrant families, to our LGBTQ siblings and people in all corners of our city – to work as partners for the change we all need."

Brandon has been with us on the frontlines of progressive action: fighting for fully funded public schools, affordable housing, green jobs and access to mental health care. We look forward to working with United Working Families members and progressive community allies across the city to elect Brandon Johnson mayor in February!

SOLIDARITY ENDORSEMENTS

 

In 2019, 33rd Ward Working Families fought hard to get our member Rossana Rodriguez elected to office, and we couldn’t have done it without the solidarity and support from allied organizations and our progressive movement. Now, new people-powered campaigns are taking off in wards all over the city.

33rd Ward Working Families members voted to make solidarity endorsements to five allies running for City Council in Chicago:

OSCAR SANCHEZ (10th Ward)
WARREN WILLIAMS (30th Ward)
DENALI DASGUPTA (39th Ward)
ANGELA CLAY (46th Ward)
MUEZE BAWANY (50th Ward)

Members voted to endorse these candidates after a review process where the candidates provided evidence of their involvement in movement organizing and demonstrated a commitment to the core issues we are fighting for, including Treatment Not Trauma, Lift the Ban and expanding affordable housing, expanding protections for immigrants, taxing the wealthy and corporations not working people, and defending abortion access.

We can’t wait to see these candidates take office and help build a citywide, multi-racial, working-class movement for each and every Chicagoan.