City of Chicago

ALT 1. Mayor Brandon Johnson shakes hands with a Black veteran and veteran organization members at City Hall, with American and Chicago flags visible in the background. Several attendees wearing veterans organization caps stand in a receiving line. Text on image: “Mayor Johnson is Delivering for Chicago’s Veterans.”

ALT 2. Mayor Brandon Johnson stands beside a Latina woman U.S. Marine Corps service member in dress uniform during a Memorial Day event in Daley Plaza. Text on image: “Since taking office, Mayor Johnson has expanded veterans services and established hiring and housing preference for veterans, broadening access to City careers and making it easier to secure affordable housing.”

ALT 3. Veterans wearing American Legion and other veterans organization apparel gather at an indoor community event in Washington Park. One attendee, a Black woman veteran, in an American Legion shirt and cap smiles and claps in the foreground while others look on. Text on image: “Chicago has seen a 65% increase in veteran-owned businesses (VBEs) since Mayor Johnson took office, expanded VBE opportunities, and streamlined VBE certifications through Cut the Tape. In 2026 alone, the City awarded more than $40 million to veteran-owned businesses.”

ALT 1. A young Native American girl performer wearing regalia with beadwork, a feather plume, and a pink outfit stands during the Chicago Native American Heritage Month cultural presentation at the Cultural Center. Another performer in regalia is visible behind them.

ALT 2. Mayor Brandon Johnson addresses attendees from a City of Chicago podium during the Chicago Native American Heritage Month event. A bright orange backdrop with floral designs and event branding fills the stage behind them.

ALT 3. Two photos from the Chicago Native American Heritage Month celebration. The top photo features participants in regalia during a ceremonial gathering. The bottom photo shows dancers and performers in colorful regalia entering a stage area as attendees watch nearby.

ALT 4. A photo collage from the Chicago Native American Heritage Month celebration. The top image shows Mayor Brandon Johnson greeting guests at a community gathering. The bottom image shows a large group of performers and community members in colorful regalia posing together with Mayor Johnson in front of a bright orange Native American Heritage Month backdrop.

ALT "1. Text: it’s election day! Don’t forget to vote. Polls open 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM. Find your polling place: Chi.gov/vote-today. Image: Mayor Brandon Johnson cheers alongside a group of young Black and brown first-time voters with Chicago Votes during the Parade to the Polls at the Chicago Board of Election Chicago Voter Supersite in the Loop. "

ALT 2. Text: Drop boxes open for Vote by Mail ballots from 6:00 AM - 7:00 PM. Find a ballot drop box: Chi.gov/vote-drop-box. Image: Mayor Johnson poses for a photo with a young adult couple, both white, after they voted during the Parade to the Polls at the Chicago Board of Election Chicago Voter Supersite in the Loop.

ALT "3. Image: A group of young Latino and Black first-time voters pose for a photo while waiting in line with Chicago Votes during the Parade to the Polls at the Chicago Board of Election Chicago Voter Supersite in the Loop. Text: Voters Bill of Rights No matter what, you have a right to: Cast your ballot without interference. Vote if you are in line by 7:00 p.m. Go to your home precinct and present IDs on election day to (a) register to vote or (b) update your registration, and then cast a ballot if you have not voted already at this election. Vote at your old polling place if you moved less than 31 days before the election. Get help voting from the election judges or from an eligible relative or friend. Use endorsements, sample ballots, or notes while voting. Protect the secrecy of your ballot. Check your ballot choices and correct any mistakes. Have your ballot counted fairly and impartially. Have your young child with you in the voting booth. If any of these rights are violated, call

ALT 4. Text: Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Chicago Election Protection Coalition, building on the Rev. Jesse Jackson Fair Access to Democracy Ordinance, have mobilized teams to confront intimidation, counter misinformation, and protect the right to vote this Election Day. Image: Mayor Brandon Johnson shakes hands with an adult Black voter during the Parade to the Polls at the Chicago Board of Election Chicago Voter Supersite in the Loop.

ALT 1. Mayor Brandon Johnson places a bouqet of marigold flowers on an ofrenda altar, in honor of his late brother Leon, at the Latina Sweat Project's 4th Annual Dia de Los Muertos event in Little Village.

ALT 2. Top: The ofrenda altar, with a photo of Leon Johnson playing the saxophone, a poster of Silverio Villegas Gonzalez, and other loved ones. Bottom: Three woman, in full traditional dress and La Catrina makeup, at the Latina Sweat Project's 4th Annual Dia de Los Muertos event in Little Village.

ALT 3. Top: Mayor Brandon Johnson shakes hands with a woman with marigolds in her hair at the Latina Sweat Project's 4th Annual Dia de Los Muertos event in Little Village. Bottom: Mayor Johnson poses for a photo with organizers and attendees, including many Latina women dressed in La Catrina dress.

ALT 4. Mayor Brandon Johnson poses for a photo with a group of women in black dresses with light makeup and flowers in their hair at the Latina Sweat Project's 4th Annual Dia de Los Muertos event in Little Village.