After today’s mayoral election, Chicago could swap one former top aide to President Barack Obama for another.
William “Bill” Daley, who was Obama’s chief of staff for a year from 2011 to 2012, is in a tight race against 13 competitors vying to replace outgoing mayor Rahm Emanuel, who served in the same White House position for almost the first two years of Obama’s time in the White House.
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