# Gregory I. Mitchell vs. Stephanie D. Coleman: votes, sponsorships, and money

[Gregory I. Mitchell](https://www.chicagopolitics.org/ward/7) (7th Ward) and [Stephanie D. Coleman](https://www.chicagopolitics.org/ward/16) (16th Ward), side by side.

- They voted the same way on **97.6%** of the 85 divided roll calls both voted on, and split on [2](https://www.chicagopolitics.org/network/gregory-i-mitchell-vs-stephanie-d-coleman#where-they-split)
- Share **1** committees
- Addressed each other **1** times in recorded meetings (1 in agreement, 0 in disagreement)

**Chart:** [Gregory I. Mitchell vs. Stephanie D. Coleman](https://www.chicagopolitics.org/network/gregory-i-mitchell-vs-stephanie-d-coleman/chart.svg) · download the [data (CSV)](https://www.chicagopolitics.org/network/gregory-i-mitchell-vs-stephanie-d-coleman/data.csv) · [embed](https://www.chicagopolitics.org/network/gregory-i-mitchell-vs-stephanie-d-coleman/embed)

> Money near a vote is not evidence that it influenced the vote.

## Campaign money

|  | [Gregory I. Mitchell](https://www.chicagopolitics.org/money/gregory-i-mitchell) | [Stephanie D. Coleman](https://www.chicagopolitics.org/money/stephanie-d-coleman) |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Cash on hand | $178,496 | $251,324 |
| Raised this term | $92,504 | $512,582 |
| From registered lobbyists | $24,500 | $70,251 |

**Top donors to both**

| Donor | Gregory I. Mitchell | Stephanie D. Coleman |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Comcast | $4,500 | $7,500 |
| Michael Sacks | $14,200 | $7,300 |
| Cari B Sacks | $14,200 | $6,900 |

## Where they split

| Date | Legislation | Gregory I. Mitchell | Stephanie D. Coleman | Money near the vote |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| May 7, 2025 | [Amendment of Municipal Code Chapter 2-44 by adding new Section 2-44-170 establishing…](https://www.chicagopolitics.org/matter/SO2025-0015560-adding-new-not-profit-residential-investment) | Yes | No | - |
| Nov 9, 2023 | [Amendment of Municipal Code Titles 2, 4 and 6 by modifying various sections and adding…](https://www.chicagopolitics.org/matter/SO2023-0002980-titles-2-4-6-modifying-adding) | No | Yes | Gregory I. Mitchell $1,500; Stephanie D. Coleman $1,500 |

> Money near a vote is not evidence that it influenced the vote. "Money near the vote" is money from interests tied to that legislation in the year before it.

See also [closest allies](https://www.chicagopolitics.org/insights/closest-allies) and the [Council network](https://www.chicagopolitics.org/network).

Sources and methods: [how we get and count this data](/about#methods) · [report an error](/about#corrections)

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Source: https://www.chicagopolitics.org/network/gregory-i-mitchell-vs-stephanie-d-coleman · Chicago Politics, an independent tracker of the Chicago City Council. Guide for agents: https://www.chicagopolitics.org/llms.txt