Bradford closing in on Chow in Toronto mayoral race: new research
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New polling suggests the Toronto mayoral race is getting closer, with Brad Bradford gaining on current Mayor Olivia Chow. Other candidates are far behind. Many voters are still undecided or might change their minds, making the election outcome uncertain. This is important because the election will decide who leads Canada's largest city and its policies. Voters should watch for upcoming campaign events and debates to understand where each candidate stands on key issues before making their choice.
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- Brad Bradford is closing in on Olivia Chow in the Toronto mayoral race.Source: National Post
- Olivia Chow is the incumbent mayor of Toronto.Source: National Post
- Chris Alexander is polling at 7.2 per cent.Source: National Post
- Sarah McVie is polling at 2 per cent.Source: National Post
- Odessa Paloma Parker is polling at 1.8 per cent.Source: National Post
- 16% of voters are undecided.Source: National Post
- 14% of voters might change their minds.Source: National Post
- Chow leads more comfortably among voters under 55 years-old.Source: National Post
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