With rampant corruption in even how crime statistics are recorded, Polls show only 29% would vote for Rahm Emanuel for mayor

Rahm Emanuel's re-election effort isn't looking so hot.  It could very likely derail his well-known ambitions of becoming governor and then president.  From the Chicago Sun-Times:

Only one in five Chicago voters credit Mayor Rahm Emanuel with doing a better job of running the city than Richard M. Daley did, and only 29 percent would support him if the mayoral election were held today.
Those are the results of a new poll conducted for Early & Often, the Chicago Sun-Times’ political portal. The telephone survey of 511 registered Chicago voters who said they were “very likely” to go to the polls on Feb. 24 was conducted Wednesday by the firm of McKeon & Associates.
“Right now, Rahm is not connecting. If he doesn’t do that, he’s gonna lose,” McKeon said. . . .