14 Edward Burke. 47,565,190. -. 100%. 40 Patrick O'Connor. 29,436,929. 17,000,000. 100%. 30 Ariel Reboyras. 13,746,523.
How does capital spending vary by ward? This chart lists Chicago aldermen in the order of how often they vote in agreement with Mayor Emanuel from 2015-2017 along with actual CPS capital expenditure on facilities in their wards for FY13-17 and the CPS capital budget for FY18-19. The reasoning behind how CPS allocates capital spending and facility repair is not transparently available to the public.
Vote % Ward Alderman
Expenditure FY13-17
Budget FY18-19
Vote % Ward Alderman
Expenditure FY13-17
Budget, FY18-19
100%
14 Edward Burke
47,565,190
-
90%
4 Sophia King
154,039,120
12,800,000
100%
40 Patrick O'Connor
29,436,929
17,000,000
90%
18 Derrick Curtis
36,690,274
3,100,000
100%
30 Ariel Reboyras
13,746,523
-
90%
11 Patrick D. Thompson
61,964,655
7,225,000
100%
25 Daniel Solis
19,249,742
1,000,000
89%
47 Ameya Pawar
107,217,416
24,950,000
100%
39 Margaret Laurino
8,746,206
37,000,000
89%
26 Roberto Maldonado
51,803,762
23,750,000
99%
46 James Cappleman
12,909,884
10,000,000
89%
36 Gilbert Villegas
17,382,455
35,975,000
98%
48 Harry Osterman
10,283,528
30,450,000
88%
20 Willie Cochran
27,366,461
-
98%
49 Joseph Moore
3,521,293
-
87%
5 Leslie Hairston
31,142,270
20,000,000
97%
8 Michelle Harris
84,756,575
17,250,000
87%
16,965,628
3,950,000
74,446,751
9,700,000
87%
2 Brian Hopkins
5,757,345
-
70,160,854
20,000,000
85%
43 Michelle Smith
27,172,402
-
43,935,865
-
7,009,284
20,500,000
97% 97%
27 Walter Burnett, Jr. 9 Anthony Beale
16 Toni Foulkes
97%
37 Emma Mitts
21,173,605
8,850,000
85%
28 Jason Ervin
96%
34 Carrie Austin
27,458,278
-
85%
50 Debra Silverstein
95%
21 Howard Brookins, Jr.
40,093,794
2,600,000
84%
31 Milly Santiago
10,044,895
500,000
33 Deborah Mell
27,548,374
700,000
40,897,628
13,200,000
7,587,830
-
95%
7 Gregory Mitchell
16,608,980
21,650,000
84%
94%
12 George Cardenas
23,245,947
-
82%
94%
24 Michael Scott
44,460,405
1,550,000
79%
35 Carlos Ramirez-Rosa
94%
15 Raymond Lopez
80,480,959
-
78%
42 Brendan Reilly
241,750
-
94%
6 Roderick Sawyer
24,491,512
-
75%
10 Susan S. Garza
18,392,011
400,000
3 Pat Dowell
93%
13 Marty Quinn
54,318,787
77,500,000
74%
38 Nicholas Sposato
25,794,048
-
93%
22 Ricardo Munoz
31,716,292
8,725,000
73%
29 Chris Taliaferro
21,327,938
35,400,000
56,010,122
-
69%
45 John Arena
33,983,993
1,550,000
92%
1 Joe Moreno
92%
23 Michael Zalewski
18,701,704
-
68%
17 David Moore
13,436,326
-
92%
44 Thomas Tunney
3,296,816
7,350,000
59%
32 Scott Waguespack
11,189,689
-
91%
19 Matthew O'Shea
40,907,624
8,800,000
52%
41 Anthony Napolitano
84,428,604
37,500,000
Sources: CPS FY19 Capital Budget; Dick Simpson, et al, Chicago City Council Report #9, 17 May 2017, University of Illinois, Chicago.
