Currently, Chicago Lawn lacks cohesive representation in #citycouncil. With no alderperson living there, there is no ward focus. In our map proposal, the 17th Ward represents 80% of Chicago Lawn residents, making a ward focused on Chicago Lawn residents. #YourCityYourVoice

The life expectancy of #Chicago’s #Latino population dropped 7 years since 2012, proving that #fairrepresentation of the City’s largest Racial/Ethnic group is vitally important✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 #PeoplesCoalitionMap #YourCityYourVoice

The ChicagoUnitedMap does not follow U.S census data. It disenfranchises immigrant communities & would cost taxpayers millions in lawsuits 💸 We can’t allow the ward map to discriminate against immigrants for the next ten years. Visit chicagomap2022.com to learn more.

We are at a point in our City’s history where the people have the power to choose a map with the interests of individual neighborhoods in mind, not the interests of their politicians. Take action now & donate to be a part of history 💰 bit.ly/chicagomap2022 #TakeActionTuesday

Say goodbye to corrupt backroom deals. Chicagoans deserve to vote for #fairrepresentation in the City’s ward map that will stay in place for the next decade. Our map keeps communities whole and fairly represents the changing demographics. Learn more at chicagomap2022.com

Letter signed by the 14 remaining supporters of the People's Coalition Map says they are “disappointed” that Ald. Felix Cardona “flip flopped” and decided to back the ChicagoUnitedMap instead. Call his decision “cynical” and different from what he had told them as recently as this morning.

Chicago: You talked. We listened. Our map was drawn on #community input and in a partnership with the people of Chicago. We made sure to keep more communities whole so that neighborhoods are less divided and there is true ward focus.