Adoption of arbitration option in certain police disciplinary cases

The split

The Mayor wanted this to fail, and got it. Failed by 14 votes (18–32). Of the 50 alderpersons who voted, 32 sided with him and 18 against (64% with). Across the Top 5, the council sides with him 44% of the time.

Broke with the Mayor

Brian Hopkins (Ward 2), Anthony Beale (Ward 9), Peter Chico (Ward 10), Nicole T. Lee (Ward 11), Marty Quinn (Ward 13), Raymond A. Lopez (Ward 15), Derrick G. Curtis (Ward 18), Matthew J. O'Shea (Ward 19), Silvana Tabares (Ward 23), Felix Cardona, Jr. (Ward 31), Scott Waguespack (Ward 32), Gilbert Villegas (Ward 36), Nicholas Sposato (Ward 38), Samantha Nugent (Ward 39), Anthony V. Napolitano (Ward 41), Brendan Reilly (Ward 42), James M. Gardiner (Ward 45), Debra L. Silverstein (Ward 50)

Absent or not voting

none

Against their pattern

1 who usually vote with the Mayor voted against him here: Derrick G. Curtis (Ward 18). 6 who usually vote against him voted with him: Gregory I. Mitchell (Ward 7), Monique L. Scott (Ward 24), William Conway (Ward 34), Emma Mitts (Ward 37), Timothy R. Knudsen (Ward 43), Bennett R. Lawson (Ward 44).

Computed from the roll call and the published record. Absences and non-votes are not counted. Sides follow the ward map: north of the river, the Loop and Near North, the West Side, and everything south of the Loop.