The Five Holdouts Who Actually Vote Against the Mayor
Just five aldermen—pictured in their council seats in February—have accounted for more than half of the 112 dissenting votes against Mayor Emanuel so far.

Photography: (council chamber) Anna Knott; (Sposato) E. Jason Wambsgans/Chicago Tribune; (Hairston, Waguespack) Nancy Stone/Chicago Tribune; (Arena) Antonio Perez/Chicago Tribune; (Fioretti) Charles Cherney/Chicago Tribune
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Nicholas Sposato 36th Ward 10 “no” votes |
Scott Waguespack 32nd Ward 11 “no” votes |
John Arena 45th Ward 18 “no” votes |
Leslie Hairston 5th Ward 7 “no” votes |
Robert Fioretti 2nd Ward 14 “no” votes |
Mayor Emanuel (at far right)
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NOTES: *Nothing gets to the council floor without the mayor’s blessing, so a “yes” vote means voting with the mayor. **They are: Michelle Harris (8th Ward), John Pope (10th), Marty Quinn (13th), Ed Burke (14th), JoAnn Thompson (16th), Latasha Thomas (17th), Matthew O’Shea (19th), Howard Brookins Jr. (21st), Daniel Solis (25th), Walter Burnett Jr. (27th), Jason Ervin (28th), Deborah Graham (29th), Ariel Reboyras (30th), Ray Suarez (31st), Richard Mell (33rd), Emma Mitts (37th), Margaret Laurino (39th), Patrick O’Connor (40th), Mary O’Connor (41st), Thomas Tunney (44th), and Debra Silverstein (50th). SOURCE: Chicago City Clerk
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