1987 Chicago mayoral election

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The 1987 Chicago mayoral election was a significant municipal contest in which incumbent Mayor Harold Washington won re-election, solidifying his position as the city's first African American mayor.

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instanceOf mayoral election
municipal election
person
country United States
electoralOutcome Harold Washington re-elected as Mayor of Chicago
electorate residents of Chicago eligible to vote
governmentalLevel local government
hasCandidate Donald Haider
Edward Vrdolyak
Harold Washington
hasIncumbentCandidate Harold Washington
hasWinningCandidate Harold Washington
historicalContext followed the racially polarized 1983 Chicago mayoral election
incumbentRanForReelection true
isPartOf 1987 elections in the United States
Chicago municipal elections
locatedIn Chicago
nextElection 1989 Chicago mayoral special election
notableFor first African American Mayor of Chicago
officeHolderAfterElection Harold Washington
partyOfCandidate Democratic Party
Illinois Solidarity Party
Republican Party
partyOfWinningCandidate Democratic Party
positionContested Mayor of Chicago
positionHeld Chicago alderman
Mayor of Chicago
previousElection 1983 Chicago mayoral election
resultForIncumbent won
significance confirmed Harold Washington as Chicago's first African American mayor to win re-election
timePeriod 1980s

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1989 Chicago mayoral special election precededBy 1987 Chicago mayoral election