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Who gets your vote for Mayor of Toronto?

  • Ana Bailao

    Votes: 18 16.4%
  • Brad Bradford

    Votes: 3 2.7%
  • Olivia Chow

    Votes: 58 52.7%
  • Mitzie Hunter

    Votes: 2 1.8%
  • Josh Matlow

    Votes: 20 18.2%
  • Mark Saunders

    Votes: 4 3.6%
  • Other

    Votes: 5 4.5%

  • Total voters
    110
  • Poll closed .
I think Peñalosa could finish first if he just gets the same 17.8% he got last time

Honestly, we're looking at a raft of candidates who should all be able to grab 10% sitting on their hands.

Bradford, Bailao, Saunders, Hunter, Matlow......and others who could credibly get 10% or more as well, Penalosa and Brown for starters.

It becomes entirely plausible that a candidate with 15% + of the vote might take it.

Its a bit more likely the leader will break 20.........but still.

If we get 50% turnout, you could see a 'strong mayor' with 10% of the eligible vote.
 
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If we are getting rid of the Scarborough Rapid Transit Line (Line 3), we can get rid of the Gardiner Expressway...
 
We're upgrading the SRT with a subway extension. An upgrade for an expressway is more lanes, not removal.
 
We're upgrading the SRT with a subway extension. An upgrade for an expressway is more lanes, not removal.
They decided on former Mayor Rob Ford's "subway, subway, subway" instead of an LRT that would have been longer with more stations. Be careful who you vote for.
scarborough-lrt-subway-map-options.jpg
From link.
 
Congrats Scarborough-Guildwood for having five elections - 2021 federal general, 2022 provincial general, 2022 municipal general, 2023 municipal by-election and 2023 provincial by-election - in three years. 😁
*Municipal* byelection? AFAIK Paul Ainslie's not running for Mayor, or going anywhere.
 
As per my source, Olivia Chow is 100% in.

Shakes head....... the campaign donor pile is running unusually deep for this many people to think they can finance a credible campaign.

Of course, what's credible if 15% might get you a win?
 

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