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By Abby Hassler
“They say I’m savin’ my city, say I’m stayin’ for good. They screamin’ Chano for mayor, I’m thinkin’ maybe I should,” Chance rapped in his 2015 song “Somewhere in Paradise.”
Two years later, the Chicago Sun-Times reports a group of fans recently created a campaign, urging Chance to run for mayor of his hometown in 2019 against incumbent Rahm Emanuel. Called Chano4Mayor2k19, the campaign takes its name from the rapper’s 2015 hit.
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On the website, the group writes, “We think if you ran, you would win. And if you won, you would do a good a– job. You’re already making change in our city: your work supplying coats for people experiencing homelessness, your long-running Open Mike for high school students, and your million dollar donation to CPS all demonstrate a commitment to empowering Chicago’s marginalized populations. You’d send a message that Chicago is ready for a new generation of leadership.”
Check out the group’s social media account below.
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#chano4mayor chanoformayor.com https://t.co/Znc4T304pX
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#Chano4Mayor ✨ (@chano4mayor2k19) April 02, 2017
