"Chicago's Political Landscape: Defeats and Close Races in Key Elections"

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Mayor Brandon Johnson's progressive plan to combat homelessness through a real estate transfer tax increase appears to have been defeated by Chicago voters, with 53.7% rejecting the referendum. The defeat is seen as a blow to Johnson's political standing and the progressive movement, despite efforts by supporters to rally for the cause. The referendum's failure is also a personal setback for Johnson, who has spoken about his own experiences with homelessness.
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