Chicago mayor race polls paid for by Brandon Johnson, Paul Vallas campaigns separately show many voters still undecided

With only a few weeks until the runoff election, dueling internal polls released by Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson show roughly 15% of voters remain undecided.

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Two new polls released by Brandon Johnson's and Paul Vallas' campaigns most notably show a healthy chunk of voters are still undecided.

The polls were paid for by each campaign separately, and the only thing they agree on is that there's still plenty of undecided voters still out there.

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The poll paid for by the Johnson campaign has the Cook County commissioner with a five point lead over former Chicago Public Schools CEO Vallas with 14% of voters undecided.

The poll paid for by the Vallas campaign shows he has a nine percentage point lead over Johnson, with 15% undecided.

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Both surveys asked 800 likely voters and were taken earlier this week.

During the nine candidate primary, Vallas earned 35% of the vote while Johnson earned 20%.

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Chicago mayor race polls paid for by Johnson, Vallas campaigns show many voters still undecided