And a pair of unions representing construction and transit workers have now also endorsed Brown for a third term, making for three endorsements in as many days.<\/p>\n
LiUNA Local 506 (representing around 8,000 construction workers across the Greater Toronto Area) and ATU Local 1573 (which has some 1,500 members including transit operators, maintenance & office staff for the City of Brampton\u2019s Transit Division) have both given their endorsements to Brown as he seeks a third term in Brampton.<\/p>\n
ATU Local 1573 said Brown \u201chas always been there for the labour movement\u201d and has \u201cinvested interest in the hard-working transit workers in the City of Brampton,\u201d while LiUNA Local 506 said he \u201chas been a steadfast supporter of the labour movement and has energized the construction sector in Brampton with record investment in public infrastructure.\u201d<\/p>\n
READ MORE: What to know before you vote in the upcoming Brampton election<\/a><\/p>\n Brown offered his thanks to both unions in separate press releases, saying he was grateful to \u201cevery member of Local 506\u201d and will \u201ccontinue to support the people who deliver the transit service Brampton depends on.\u201d<\/p>\n Brown is seeking a third term after securing 59.65 per cent of votes in 2022. He faced off against five other candidates in the race, and the closest candidate to challenge the mayor was Nikki Kaur, who received around 25 per cent of the vote.<\/p>\n There are 12 candidates looking to be the next head of Brampton City Council.<\/p>\n Last 30 Days: 54,632 Votes<\/p>\n All Time: 1,552,564 Votes<\/p>\n 825 VOTES They include Brown, local realtor Paul Tarriwal, non-profit worker Sandeep Somal, entrepreneur Jagruti Bhatt, 2018 Brampton mayoral candidate Wesley Jackson, and independent 2025 Ontario provincial election candidate for Brampton-Chinguacousy Park Avi Dhaliwal.<\/p>\n Little information is available about candidates Vidya Gautam, Gaurav Walia, Prabhjot Kaur Sidhu, Najma Khurram, Prabh Gill, Gurdeep Singh Dhothar and Nathaniel Peart.<\/p>\n He was first elected mayor of Brampton after he was ousted as the Ontario PC leader over allegations of sexual misconduct. He was replaced by Doug Ford, who would go on to become premier. Brown has denied all of the allegations, which led to a settlement with CTV News.<\/p>\n Brown also made a failed bid in 2022 for Conservative Party of Canada leader while still mayor of Brampton, but was disqualified over claims that his campaign broke election finance rules \u2013 allegations which were later dismissed by the Office of the Commissioner of Canada Elections.<\/p>\n Municipal election day in Ontario is Oct. 26, and the City of Brampton says it will have more advanced voting opportunities than ever before along with accessible voting units at every polling location<\/a>.<\/p>\n Less than a quarter (24.56 per cent) of Brampton\u2019s 35,4884 eligible voters cast ballots in the 2022 municipal election, down from 34.5 per cent in the 2018 vote, according to data from the city.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/10\/1790887455_169_2DeNPYdrXQbde46QivZd2A.jpg\")
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