A Chicago-area lawmaker is pushing for a measure allowing the city's mayor to be recalled. Now some want to take it a step further.
Democratic State Sen. Napoleon Harris of Harvey says he’s introducing a plan to:
"...make sure that everyone was held accountable, no matter what level of government that you're in. This goes for county, township, alderman, everyone."
A Republican is sponsoring a similar plan.
New recall proposals include one that would only apply to Chicago's mayor.
A lawmaker introduced it after an uproar over Mayor Rahm Emanuel's handling of the delayed video release of a black teen repeatedly shot by a white police officer.
A 2010 law allows voters to recall the governor, after the Rod Blagojevich scandal.
