Chicago voters choose a new mayor Tuesday and both Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson are in the final push of their campaigns.
Vallas and Johnson will meet once again in another runoff forum Thursday evening at the University of Chicago.
Johnson insists a city income tax is not part of his plan, while Vallas says the budget can be balanced from within and Johnson says it can only be done with new revenue.
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