article_snippet.sent: Emanuel, a former White House chief of staff notorious for Emanuel brusque management style, was forced to campaign furiously across the city to beat Cook County Commissioner Garcia after failing to capture a majority against four other candidates in a February election.
article_snippet.sent: Emanuel exchanged a kiss with Emanuel wife, Amy Rule, as Chicago's first couple reveled in the runoff win .
article_snippet.sent: Second City's first family: Emanuel was joined on stage by Emanuel family, including (L to R), daughter Leah, wife Amy and son Zachariah .
article_snippet.sent: The 55-year-old mayor ascended the stage at Plumbers Local 130 Union Hall Tuesday night to the sounds of U2's Beautiful Day, accompanied by The 55-year-old mayor wife, Amy Rule, his wife, Amy Rule, their children and Emanuel's brothers, high-powered Hollywood agent Ari Emanuel and prominent bioethicist Ezekiel Emanuel children and Emanuel's brothers, high-powered Hollywood agent Ari Emanuel and prominent bioethicist Ezekiel Emanuel.
article_snippet.sent: ‘Hopefully Emanuel [Emanuel] takes heed of the runoff when Emanuel should have been a shoo-in,’ said Richard Rowe, a 50-year-old, who planned to vote for the incumbent.
article_snippet.sent: Emanuel raised far more money than ’ Garcia, plastered the airwaves with ads and had support from Emanuel former boss, President Obama, who cast an early ballot for Emanuel from Washington.
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article_snippet.sent: Tooting her own horn: Ramona Parkman welcomes Mayor Rahm Emanuel to a campaign office Tuesday, April 7, 2015, by blowing a Jewish shofar ram's horn on the south side of Chicago .
article_snippet.sent: Emanuel, 55, was forced to campaign furiously across the city for the past two months .
article_snippet.sent: In this March, 31, 2015 file photo, Emanuel, left, and challenger, Cook County Commissioner Garcia, appear during a televised mayoral debate in Chicago .
article_snippet.sent: Emanuel, left, and challenger,
article_snippet.sent: Emanuel, left, and challenger, Cook County Commissioner Garcia also vowed to end Chicago's troubled red-light camera system, which some residents believe is discriminatory and focuses more on revenue than safety.