Running for Councillor, Ward 10 in the October 26, 2026 election.See the race
Councillor Ausma Malik
Ward 10, Spadina-Fort York
- 95%Attendance: voted in 1,752 of 1,852 recorded ballots
- 94%Voted with Mayor Olivia Chow on 1,124 of 1,190 shared ballots
In our coverage
1,852 recorded ballots between 23 November 2022 and 5 August 2026.
The race in Ward 10
Running for re-election. 8 candidates on the ballot.
In the news
Socials
It's our city, our waterfront. Thank you for standing together, for your unwavering advocacy & your steadfast commitment. You raised your voices resoundingly. Today, the PM and Federal Minister of Transportation affirmed that the Island Airport expansion is not moving forward. pic.x.com/Vgnph5KPqu
With temperatures feeling well above 40C and the full sun on the square, City staff have made the difficult decision to cancel the screening of today’s matches at Nathan Phillips Square. Check out one of the other screenings happening around downtown at ausmamalik.ca/freesoccer. pic.x.com/DbLTCfqpdh
I'm so proud to bring the first library to Toronto’s waterfront! The library will be the ultimate community hub, serving new and current residents. Through unprecedented partnership, alongside $9 million in funds that I allocated from Section 37, we've made this a reality. x.com/WaterfrontTO/s…
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While island airport consultation is welcome, the federal government has to use their power to stand with Torontonians against provincial overreach. Any decisions about our waterfront's future must be transparent and evidence-based. Share your input: tc.canada.ca/en/corporate-s…
Last election
36.6%Elected in 2022 with 8,033 of 21,978 votes; runner-up April Engelberg, 21.3%
Money
$105,944Raised for the 2022 campaign, as filed with the City Clerk
317Contacts lobbyists filed naming this member since 15 November 2022, from 87 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.