Running for Mayor in the October 26, 2026 election.See the race
Councillor Brad Bradford
Ward 19, Beaches-East York
- 89%Attendance: voted in 3,825 of 4,276 recorded ballots
- 72%Voted with Mayor Olivia Chow on 739 of 1,025 shared ballots
In our coverage
4,288 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 April 22, 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 April 8, 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 July 23, 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 July 25, 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 April 17, 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 April 17, 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 February 6, 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 February 7, 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 May 26, 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
52 candidates on the ballot.
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Midtown is ready for change. Thank you MP @lesliechurch , MP @vgasparro , MPP @stephaniesmyth and former councillor @KarenStintz for your support to get Toronto moving. pic.x.com/uso5NG3ZyU
Change is possible if you choose it at the ballot box tomorrow. pic.x.com/8CoHzWnEf8
Tomorrow, vote for a Toronto that lives up to its full potential. A city where you can get home on time, afford to build a life with your family, and feel safe in your neighbourhood. We know what Toronto can be. Let's vote to get it there. pic.x.com/o089Xmj8e8
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Change is knocking for Scarborough. pic.x.com/RAfavUuvJF
Crime. Congestion. Cost of living. These are the issues residents feel every day. I’m running for Mayor because I believe we can do better on all three. On October 26, vote for change. Vote to help Toronto meet its full potential. pic.x.com/GV6qE4sECC
So will I. pic.x.com/vJWLagJ57a x.com/oliviachow/sta…
Time stuck in traffic or waiting for transit is time you don’t get back. It’s dinner you miss. Bedtime you miss. Time with your family you miss. Toronto doesn’t have to accept that as normal. Vote to get Toronto moving on Monday, October 26. pic.x.com/miVubx4eC9
Toronto, we have two days left to vote for change. Thank you to my friend and former Deputy Mayor of Toronto @mckelvieAJAX for backing our plan to get Toronto moving, keep taxes down and make our streets safer. Now, let’s finish strong. Get your friends, family and everyone you pic.x.com/DAcmgSTrti
You work hard for your money. City Hall should work just as hard to make every dollar count. On Monday, we can vote to make our city more affordable without settling for less. On October 26, vote for change. pic.x.com/oV5pRoekuf
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
463Contacts lobbyists filed naming this member since November 15, 2022, from 98 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.