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Are Toronto residents prepared for four more years of Olivia Chow as mayor, or does Brad Bradford have enough support to become the city’s next leader?
Toronto Mayor Vote Results | Toronto City Council Ward Vote Results
Voters head to the polls Monday to select not only the mayor but city councillors and school board trustees in the city and across the Greater Toronto Area.
Other municipal battles we are keeping tabs on election day include four Toronto wards without incumbents that are up for grabs, whether Frances Nunziata can hold on to her York South–Weston council seat for a ninth time, and the hotly contested campaign for Mississauga mayor between leading candidates Carolyn Parrish, Bonnie Crombie, Dipika Damerla, and Alvin Tedjo.
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And don’t forget to cast your ballot on election day.
Toronto mayoral candidate Brad Bradford and his wife Kathryn Randle arrive for Randle to cast her vote in the Toronto municipal election outside of Toronto’s Danforth Mennonite Church on Monday, Oct. 26, 2026. Photo by Peter J Thompson /Postmedia NetworkAGAR: Do non-voters have any right to complain?
So, you aren’t voting? I realize that the crossover of people who don’t vote and the people who read the paper is probably not huge, but I want to address those who do not vote.
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