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A City That Works

Conor Durkin

Policy analysis and ideas on how to make Chicago work better.

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Is the Bears New Stadium a Good Idea for Chicago?

After a few years of toying around with a stadium in Arlington Heights1, the Chicago Bears have pivoted back to Chicago. Bears President and CEO Kevin Warren has been vocal in the past month about making a new stadium on the lakefront a pri...

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A City that Works’ Guide to the 2024 Chicago Primaries

The 2024 Illinois primary is coming up soon on March 19th, and early voting is already open. If you live in the state, I encourage you to vote.

2 months ago
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How Property Taxes Work

To be a bit frank, today’s post might be a bit dull compared to some of our recent ones. I’m writing it anyways, though, because I think it’s important to understand the nuances of the primary mechanism with which our municipal governments ...

2 months ago
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Municipal Bankruptcy and Chicago

If you’ve read most of my prior posts, at this point you should be well acquainted with the idea that Chicago’s primary challenge going forward is dealing with our debt and pension issues. While I’m mostly focused on how we can do that, I a...

3 months ago
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