Toronto: Olivia Chow wins a second term in preliminary results
The city tally shows Chow at 54.16% and Brad Bradford at 41.11%; certification is a separate step.
Preliminary October 26 election results checked October 27; candidate responses included.
Olivia Chow has won a second term as Toronto mayor, CityNews reports after the October 26 election. Brad Bradford conceded defeat and said he called the mayor to wish her success. [2]
The count
The city’s October 27 tally, timestamped 1:10:35 a.m., shows 532,201 votes for Chow, or 54.16%, against Bradford’s 404,013 votes and 41.11%. All 1,431 polls have reported. [1]
The remaining qualification
The city labels these results unofficial. A complete tally of reporting polls should therefore not be confused with certified results. [1]
After the campaign
CityNews reports that Chow acknowledged her opponent’s ideas and their shared commitment to Toronto. The outlet notes that she was first elected in 2023. [2]
Perspectives compared
Sources and documents
- [1] City of Toronto — municipal results ↗October 27, 2026, displayed 1:10:35 a.m.
- [2] CityNews — Michael Talbot ↗October 26, 2026; updated 10:55 p.m.