Former Obama aide disqualified from Chicago mayoral race

Former Obama chief of staff Rahm Emanuel was waging a desperate bid to keep his campaign to be mayor of Chicago alive after a state appeals court kicked him off the ballot for not meeting a residency requirement.

Former Obama chief of staff Rahm Emanuel was waging a desperate bid to keep his campaign to be mayor of Chicago alive after a state appeals court kicked him off the ballot for not meeting a residency requirement.

The surprise decision threw the race into disarray with less than a month to go.

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