Know Your Vote T.O. 2022

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Thank you for your interest and for visiting Know Your Vote TO, a project of the Toronto Public Library, active from April 2022 to November 2022.

This project website does not include content or information about the June 2023 Mayoral By-Election.

All content on this website relates to the October 2022 municipal election.

This website is not maintained and will remain online as an archive until future notice.
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For more information about the 2023 By-Election for Mayor of Toronto, we recommend you visit the official city election information page to learn more.

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Learn what the candidates running in your ward think about Toronto's biggest issues

Know Your Vote T.O. is a municipal election candidate civic learning website developed by the Toronto Public Library. This website is not affiliated with the City of Toronto's Election Services.

To find out who is running, enter your address in the box below. If you don't want to enter your address, click on your part of the city using the map. On a mobile device? Tap within the ward's boundaries twice.

Click here to find out who is running for Mayor.

Kids Can Vote: Anita Elected as New Mayor of Torontoville!

Thank you parents, caregivers, the young voters and Toronto Public Library staff for participating in this event to celebrate democracy and making it a huge success! In total, we received over 1,200 votes from 40+ Branches. We hope this fictional election was helpful in advancing the cause of a healthy democracy and to instill the spirit of voting in our future electorate.

Click here to find out more about the results

Browse Wards

See Mayoral Candidates

1) Etobicoke North

2) Etobicoke Centre

3) Etobicoke-Lakeshore

4) Parkdale-High Park

5) York South-Weston

6) York Centre

7) Humber River-Black Creek

8) Eglinton-Lawrence

9) Davenport

10) Spadina-Fort York

11) University-Rosedale

12) Toronto-St. Paul's

13) Toronto Centre

14) Toronto-Danforth

15) Don Valley West

16) Don Valley East

17) Don Valley North

18) Willowdale

19) Beaches-East York

20) Scarborough Southwest

21) Scarborough Centre

22) Scarborough-Agincourt

23) Scarborough North

24) Scarborough-Guildwood

25) Scarborough-Rouge Park

Learn About 5 Big Issues in the City

Housing

Climate Action

Getting Around the City

Taxes and Spending

Policing and Community Safety

Election Information

Election day for Toronto is Monday, October 24, 2022.

The City of Toronto's Election Services website is the best place to find information about how to vote, election dates, and other information.

More than 15,000 people are needed to help deliver the largest municipal election in Canada — to learn more and apply, go to the City of Toronto's website.

Here is a quick reference.

Mayoral Candidates

Blake Acton

Mayoral Candidate

Avraham Arrobas

Mayoral Candidate

Darren Atkinson

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Chloe-Marie Brown

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Drew Buckingham

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Elvira Caputolan

Mayoral Candidate

Kevin Clarke

Mayoral Candidate

Sarah Climenhaga

Mayoral Candidate

Phillip D'Cruze

Mayoral Candidate

Cory Deville

Mayoral Candidate

Alexey Efimovskikh

Mayoral Candidate

Isabella Gamk

Mayoral Candidate

Arjun Gupta

Mayoral Candidate

Peter Handjis

Mayoral Candidate

Robert Hatton

Mayoral Candidate

Monowar Hossain

Mayoral Candidate

Soaad Hossain

Mayoral Candidate

Khadijah Jamal

Mayoral Candidate

Kris Langenfeld

Mayoral Candidate

John Letonja

Mayoral Candidate

Tony Luk

Mayoral Candidate

Ferin Malek

Mayoral Candidate

Gil Penalosa

Mayoral Candidate

Stephen Punwasi

Mayoral Candidate

MKR

Md Khalilur Rahman

Mayoral Candidate

D!ONNE Renée

Mayoral Candidate

Kyle Schwartz

Mayoral Candidate

Knia Singh

Mayoral Candidate

Sandeep Srivastava

Mayoral Candidate

John Tory

Mayoral Candidate

Reginald Tull

Mayoral Candidate

Jack Yan

Mayoral Candidate