1995 Chicago mayoral election

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The 1995 Chicago mayoral election was a municipal contest in which incumbent Mayor Richard M. Daley secured another term leading the city.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mayoral election
municipal election
country United States
electoralSystem nonpartisan mayoral election system in Chicago
electorate residents of Chicago eligible to vote
elects chief executive of Chicago
governmentalLevel municipal
hasCandidate Richard M. Daley
hasIncumbentCandidate Richard M. Daley
hasJurisdiction City of Chicago government
heldInTimePeriod 1990s
incumbentAfterElection Richard M. Daley
incumbentBeforeElection Richard M. Daley
isPartOfSeries Chicago mayoral elections
locatedIn Chicago
Illinois
nextElection 1999 Chicago mayoral election
officeContested Mayor of Chicago
officeTermLength 4 years
partOf 1995 elections in the United States
elections in Chicago
positionContested Mayor
previousElection 1991 Chicago mayoral election
result Richard M. Daley re-elected mayor
winner Richard M. Daley

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Richard M. Daley reElectedIn 1995 Chicago mayoral election
1995 Chicago mayoral election isPartOfSeries Chicago mayoral elections
linked to: 1995 Chicago mayoral election
1999 Chicago mayoral election previousElection 1995 Chicago mayoral election