Campaigning in this crowded, tight race could make all the difference.
Chicago's mayoral election is just three days away, and candidates in this eleventh hour are making last minute appeals to voters. It's still anybody's race.
"As our message continues to resonate, as we knock doors, as we make phone calls, as our volunteers continue to hit the pavement, very, very confident the people of Chicago will know who is best prepared and positioned to represent their interests," he said. "Think about experience, history. Who has done the hard work? Who has helped people come together? And who has been equitable?" he said.
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