Running for Mayor in the October 26, 2026 election.See the race
Councillor Brad Bradford
Ward 19, Beaches-East York
- 89%Attendance: voted in 3,824 of 4,275 recorded ballots
- 72%Voted with Mayor Olivia Chow on 738 of 1,024 shared ballots
In our coverage
4,287 recorded ballots.
- YesFleet Services Operational Review - Phase One: Lengthy Downtime Requires Immediate Attention
- YesFleet Services Operational Review, Phase One: Stronger Corporate Oversight Needed for Underutilized Vehicles
- YesReview of Urban Forestry - Ensuring Value for Money for Tree Maintenance Services
- YesAuditor General's Response to the Audit Committee's Request on the Outstanding Audit Recommendations Which Are of Greatest Concern
Declared conflicts
Votes this member sat out after declaring an interest. A conflict is not an absence, and neither number above counts it as one. Where the City has published the declaration, it opens underneath the ballots it covers, in the words the clerk recorded. Where it has not, the ballots stand on their own.
Declared to City Council on 22 April 2026. The written declaration as filed
Show the interest as recorded
as his wife is a planner on the file.
Declared to Planning and Housing Committee on 8 April 2026. The written declaration as filed
Show the interest as recorded
The nature of my interest is that my wife is a planner on the file.
Declared to City Council on 23 July 2025. The written declaration as filed
Show the interest as recorded
as his wife is a planner on this file.
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Declared to City Council on 25 July 2024. The written declaration as filed
Show the interest as recorded
as his partner is a planner on the file.
Declared to City Council on 17 April 2024. The written declaration as filed
Show the interest as recorded
as his wife is a planner on the file.
Declared to City Council on 17 April 2024. The written declaration as filed
Show the interest as recorded
as his wife is a planner on the file.
Declared to City Council on 6 February 2024. The written declaration as filed
Show the interest as recorded
as his partner is a planner on the file.
Declared to City Council on 7 February 2024. The written declaration as filed
Show the interest as recorded
as his partner is a planner on the file.
Declared to Planning and Housing Committee on 26 May 2023. The written declaration as filed
Show the interest as recorded
I have an interest in the submission for 105, 109 Vanderhoof Avenue and 10 Brentcliffe Road. The nature of my interest is that my wife is a planner on the file.
Declarations come from the City’s Registry of Declared Interest, kept under the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act.
The race for Mayor
53 candidates on the ballot.
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Toronto isn’t broken. It’s stuck. Crime. Congestion. The cost of living. We’re paying more and getting less. None of this is inevitable. We can choose better. On October 26, vote for real change, real results. Join us: bradford26.ca/sign-up pic.x.com/tNvhWpBV1Q
Wishing Toronto’s Coptic Christian community a blessed and joyful Nayrouz! This time is a celebration of faith, renewal, and appreciation for the enduring strength of a community whose traditions have been carried forward for generations. May the year ahead bring peace, hope,
Shana Tova to Toronto’s Jewish community! pic.x.com/5epluVTQ6T
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25 years ago today, over 3,000 lives were taken in an unimaginable act of terror. But amid the horror of 9/11, we witnessed extraordinary courage. Firefighters climbed the stairs as the towers burned. First responders ran toward danger. Ordinary people risked their lives to save
Millions of Toronto stories begin at Union Station. The people walking through our front door deserve better than neglect. On October 26, choose real change, real results. pic.x.com/vYSyTrYe0o
More than a quarter of a million people pass through Union Station every day. It should make commuters feel safe, visitors feel welcome, and investors feel like they’ve arrived in a city that has its act together. As Mayor, I’ll put a permanent, visible police presence inside pic.x.com/36iwPI4piL
Another hour in traffic. Another late pickup. Another delayed subway. Toronto wasn’t supposed to be this hard. Let’s get Toronto moving again. Click the link to chip in $10: bit.ly/BetterToronto pic.x.com/tyHwH0JF51
Proud to have the support of my friend, Member of Parliament Jennifer McKelvie. We served together at City Hall, got things done for our city when she served as Acting Mayor, and share a belief that Toronto can do so much better. Now, it’s time to think big and deliver the real pic.x.com/ZvYKdIDC8q
The mayor’s job is to be the mayor for everybody. And that means you’ve got to show up. Last night, hundreds of Torontonians came together for an important conversation about antisemitism, public safety, and the future of our city. Mayor Chow chose not to be there. Toronto’s pic.x.com/4ebvbERC9k
Last election
54.7%Elected in 2022 with 15,169 of 27,728 votes; runner-up Jennie Worden, 22.7%
Money
$105,082Raised for the 2022 campaign, as filed with the City Clerk
461Contacts lobbyists filed naming this member since 15 November 2022, from 97 firms
A contact is a filing by the lobbyist, published by the City’s registrar. It records that a meeting, call or letter happened. It does not say what was asked for, and it does not say what was decided.