Olivia Chow wins Toronto election as city posts unofficial totals
The city table gives Chow 54.16% with all 1,431 polls reporting. The figures are still labelled unofficial.
Olivia Chow has won a second term as Toronto mayor, according to independent local reporting, while the city's live election table shows her leading with all 1,431 polls reporting. The table remains explicitly labelled unofficial. [1][2]
In the city's update stamped 1:10:35 a.m. on 27 October, Chow had 532,201 votes, or 54.16%. Brad Bradford had 404,013 votes, or 41.11%. Those figures put the difference at 128,188 votes. The accompanying chart shows only the two leading candidates, rather than all votes cast. [1]
TorontoToday reported from Chow's victory gathering at the Great Hall on Queen Street West and covered Bradford's concession. The local newsroom's earlier totals were lower than the later city update; the numbers above use the city's timestamped table. [2]
The same reporting described Chow reiterating promises on housing, safety and a TTC fare policy that would make rides free after ten trips in a week. These remain political commitments, not benefits this article says are already available. [2]
The result and the status of the count are separate facts: local reporting describes a winner, while the official source still marks its figures unofficial. Readers checking later should use the city's result table for any subsequent update.
Toronto unofficial results chart
Sources & context · 2
- City of Toronto
Live mayoral table inspected: 1,431 of 1,431 polls; unofficial update at 01:10:35 Toronto time on 27 October.
- TorontoToday
Aidan Chamandy and Gabe Oatley provide independent local reporting from the victory gathering and concession. Published 26 October; exact timestamp not established.