Running for Councillor, Ward 14 in the October 26, 2026 election.See the race
Councillor Dianne Saxe
Ward 11, University-Rosedale
- 91%Attendance: voted in 1,672 of 1,829 recorded ballots
- 90%Voted with Mayor Olivia Chow on 1,008 of 1,116 shared ballots
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1,831 recorded ballots between 23 November 2022 and 5 August 2026.
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 29 July 2026. The written declaration as filed
Show the interest as recorded
as she is being personally sued by the applicant.
Declarations come from the City’s Registry of Declared Interest, kept under the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act.
The race in Ward 14
18 candidates on the ballot.
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Happy Labour Day! Such an incredible day celebrating workers who keep our city moving! Thank you to everyone whose hard work makes Toronto what it is. Let's continue to fight for safe workplaces, fair wages and good jobs to make Toronto a more livable city. #toronto #workers
Thank you to city crews and first responders for their swift action and response to downed wires, fallen trees, power outages, and flooding. Putting public safety first during days like today is imperative. Additional thanks to everyone working to keep our communities safe and x.com/mayoroliviacho…
This is a bad day for Toronto. The Ontario government is moving ahead with ripping out bike lanes that we want and already paid for. Sign the petition and help me fight this: votesaxe.ca/bike-lanes #topoli #onpoli #toronto instagram.com/reel/DcwuQ9TOR…
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Thank you for the warm welcome #TorDan. I’m looking forward to connecting with you over the coming weeks to earn your votes. If you see Team Saxe on the street, stop by and say hi! pic.x.com/MuoA6b8M3j
This afternoon, I moved my candidacy to Ward 14, Toronto-Danforth. After long reflection and consideration, I feel this is the best opportunity to have more experienced and progressive voices on Council working to deliver safer neighbourhoods, affordable housing and faster
Today while talking to neighbours, I got stopped by a lovely couple who thanked me for helping to secure a Chinatown cultural hub. There’s no substitute for showing up, hearing directly from our community, and continuing the work. We’ll keep doing just that—one conversation at pic.x.com/GI4Zyg0iSR
Torontonians deserve more safe ways to get around—not fewer. 🚲 I will continue to fight for Toronto's bike lanes, and stand up for our right to decide what works best for our streets. instagram.com/reel/DcEpcm-J0…
Out knocking doors in the Annex tonight. So proud of the team we’re building and the work we’re doing. If you see us on your street, come say hi. pic.x.com/sk32OOFaPg
Thousands of people depend on the College streetcar every day to get to work, school, appointments and around the city. I’m working with the TTC and City staff to find practical ways to speed up service—without massive new infrastructure. Better transit means shorter commutes
Last election
35.4%Elected in 2022 with 8,614 of 24,351 votes; runner-up Di Pasquale Norm, 34.9%
Money
$85,814Raised for the 2022 campaign, as filed with the City Clerk
740Contacts lobbyists filed naming this member since 15 November 2022, from 112 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.