The final snapshot from Mainstreet Research for the Toronto Mayoral election sees incumbent Olivia Chow regain the lead over Bradford.
Among Decided and leaning voters, Chow leads by 5 points largely due to bigger leads in Downtown Toronto and among voters under 50 years of age. The gender divide continues with Bradford leading among men and Chow leading among women.
"This race remains uncertain" said Quito Maggi, President & CEO of Mainstreet. "If less likely voters and undecided voters who say they will definitely not vote for Chow, it could be a significant win for Olivia Chow" he added. "If older voters and the remaining undecided turn out in big numbers, Bradford could win in a close contest" he continued. "The relative turnout in Downtown, North York, Etobicoke & Scarborough will also be a factor" he concluded.
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