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  I doubt she even makes the  top two for the probable runoff.
context: She’s not a great mayor. >
  
  The main focus is on crime but let's talk about other topics.
  
  
  How did Lightfoot specifically move to address climate change? Is Chicago moving to build next-generation power plants considering Excelon's decision to keep their Byron and Dresden NPPs operating?
  
  
  How did Lightfoot specifically move to address systematic inequalities with the state's utilities vis-a-vis Comed, Comcast and AT&T as nearby Wisconsin does with WPSC?
  
  
  How did Lightfoot specifically move to address congestion and climate change with new transit projects/programs, the type of which have been aggressively promoted by Indiana resident Peter Buttgeig who is now Biden's Secretary of Transportation?
  
  
  How did Lightfoot specifically work to create a skilled labor force capable of facilitating the above?
  
  
  Pardon the autism but you get the idea. Other big-name mayors like London Breed/Gavin Newsom/VP Harris, Guilani/Cuomo/Trump Obama/Emanuel or Senior/Dubya/Jeb made such deals. All four of these things have extensive support by Democrats, and by Chicago's residents, so where's the beef. There's a clear connection between VP Harris and San Francisco's new downtown development, and a connection between Buttgieg and Amtrak expansion in Michigan/Detriot. What is Chicago's strategy? 
  Both Daleys did better and had answers to these questions by the end of year 2.