Illinois: House bill submitted allowing for Chicago Mayoral recall law

There's a new bill in the Illinois House which would allow for the recall of Chicago's Mayor -- just the Mayor. The bill would require signatures of 15% of turnout in 100 days -- and the signing of at least 2 Aldermen. There would be a two-step/two-day process, where the replacement race is held 60 days later.

This does seem to be targeted at Mayor Brandon Johnson, though the idea has been around in discussion since 2015.