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Olivia Chow may be Toronto’s most impactful housing mayor since amalgamation

Olivia Chow was not elected as the development industry's mayor. Yet three years into her term, her administration has assembled the most ambitious municipal housing agenda Toronto has seen since amalgamation.

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u/MaybeThisTimeIllWin — 2 months ago
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Toronto: Chow 47%, Bradford 40%, Alexander 10%

Liaison Strategies: Among decided and leaning voters, Chow receives 47%, Bradford receives 40%, Alexander receives 10%, and someone else receives 3%. In the previous Toronto Pulse survey, before Alexander was included on the ballot, Chow stood at 49%, Bradford at 41%, and someone else at 10%.

Among all voters, Chow is at 38%, Bradford is at 32%, Alexander is at 8%, someone else is at 3%, and 20% are undecided.

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u/MaybeThisTimeIllWin — 2 months ago