A new poll from Mainstreet Research shows Olivia Chow has widened her lead in Toronto’s mayoral race.
Chow leads the way with 20 per cent of surveyed decided voters, followed by Ana Bailao at 10 per cent and Josh Matlow and Mark Saunders tied at 7 per cent each.
Most surveyed voters, however, are undecided in their choice for Toronto mayor. 35 per cent of eligible voters contacted said they have not yet chosen who they will vote for.which showed Chow at 18 per cent, with Matlow and Saunders at 11 per cent each. This earlier poll, conducted by Liaison Strategies, showed that 32 per cent of voters were undecided on how they would vote.
Today’s Mainstreet Research poll was conducted using telephone interviews on Wednesday and Thursday. 1,205 adults living in Toronto were surveyed on both landlines and cellular phones.The Toronto mayoral by-election will be held on Monday, June 26.
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