Millions of dollars have poured into Chicago’s mayoral race, and with less than a month until Election Day on February 28, contributions are still pouring in.

The incumbent mayor is Lori Lightfoot run Will face for re-election eight challengers, Since the start of 2022, he has raised more than $5.80 million in campaign funds – the most of any candidate except businessman Willie Wilson, who loaned $6 million to his campaign.

But Lightfoot and Wilson aren’t the only ones running in millions on the campaign trail. Three other candidates have surpassed the million-dollar mark, with former Chicago Public Schools CEO Paul Vallas raising nearly $4.83 million, Cook County Commissioner Brandon Johnson nearly $3.79 million and U.S. Representative Jesús ‘Chuy’ Garcia raising nearly $4.83 million from donors. Collected approximately $2.74 million.

Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s campaign spending far exceeds the amount she is raising. Read more here >>>

Election Day for the mayoral race is February 28, 2023. If no candidate gets a majority in February, a runoff election will be held on April 4, 2023.

2023 Chicago mayoral candidates answer Tribune questionnaire here>>>

See the latest campaign finance records for each candidate below.