How Brandon Johnson won the race for Chicago mayor

Brandon Johnson was the first Chicagoan to unseat an incumbent mayor in 40 years with his win on Tuesday night. Political analyst Tom Serafin cites the city's progressive shift as one of Johnson's sources of victory.

Voters tap Brandon Johnson to lead Chicago, Vallas concedes

With a majority of votes reported Tuesday night, Brandon Johnson came out on top with 51.4% over Paul Vallas' 48.6%. Johnson said in his victory speech that he will work on behalf of all the people of Chicago. Vallas conceded on Election Night.

Chicago has chosen their new mayor, AP projects

Brandon Johnson, a union organizer and former teacher, was elected Chicago mayor on Tuesday, a major victory for the party?s progressive wing as the nation?s third-largest city grapples with high crime and financial challenges.