Ward 14Toronto-Danforth
Represented by
Councillor Paula Fletcher
- 90%Attendance: voted in 3,771 of 4,193 recorded ballots
- 92%Voted with Mayor Olivia Chow on 1,037 of 1,123 shared ballots
The race · 26 October
The field is set: 18 candidates.
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Withdrawn: Fletcher
How this ward voted
- 2022Paula Fletcher
- 2018Paula Fletcher
Official results published by the City Clerk. Votes counted are the valid ballots cast in this ward, race by race. The mayor’s race is decided across the whole city, so the line above says only how this ward’s own votes were split.
Race updates
- 21 AugustMichael Connor enters the race
- 21 AugustRobb Dagenais enters the race
- 21 AugustPeter De Marco enters the race
- 21 AugustGeorge Fawcett enters the race
- 21 AugustMary Fragedakis enters the race
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- 21 AugustJohn Kladitis enters the race
- 21 AugustCaryma Sa'd enters the race
- 21 AugustDianne Saxe enters the race
- 21 AugustDevyn Stackhouse enters the race
- 21 AugustChristiane Tetreault enters the race
- 21 AugustMaria Voutsinas enters the race
- 20 AugustMaqsood Ahmad enters the race
- 20 AugustSara Ehrhardt enters the race
- 20 AugustMichael Mitchell enters the race
- 19 AugustDennis Corcoran enters the race
- 19 AugustPaula Fletcher withdraws from the race
- 17 AugustPaula Fletcher files for re-election
- 17 AugustDenise Walcott enters the race
- 1 JuneSusan Chapelle enters the race
- 29 MayJason Stevens enters the race
The ward
Every ward carries its filed field. Tap one for its own page.
In the news
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- Incumbent Toronto councillor makes last-minute switch to run in vacant ward
- City councillor ditches ward at last minute for Danforth run
- Toronto municipal election: Councillor Saxe switches wards as registration deadline passes
- Paula Fletcher is not running for City Council in 2026; here are the candidates for her seat
- Nominations to run in Ontario's fall municipal elections close today
- Kristyn Wong-Tam to make announcement
What candidates are saying
Did you know? Donations over $25 are eligible for a municipal rebate, substantially reducing your real cost of helping get me a seat at the table. votesad.ca/donate $26 costs you $6.50 $100 costs you $25 $250 costs you $62.50 Help me run an independent campaign without x.com/vote4sad/statu…
September 25 (9 2 5) is Dolly Day 😫
A defaced Revolutionary Communist Party sticker is a small but telling example of the political tension that exists in Toronto-Danforth Ward 14. At the municipal level, the best way forward is to avoid importing ideological battles into City Hall. Councillors should listen, ask pic.x.com/S9sg5162pu
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#UPDATE The Vote Sa’d campaign is closer to being able to order the first batch of colour campaign flyers. Here’s a sneak peek at the front. Every contribution helps get these materials printed and into the hands of voters in Toronto-Danforth Ward 14. Thanks to the City’s pic.x.com/3iutT5xeFC x.com/vote4sad/statu…
As Councillor Mike Colle spoke about the importance of voting, I received an updated draft design for one of my #VoteSad flyers. Printing and delivery through Canada Post are astronomical, but the Vote Sa’d campaign has sourced a cheaper local alternative that will allow us to pic.x.com/5UMxWdd3Y1 x.com/carymarules/st…
My purpose with this campaign is not to educate the ward. It's also not to sell how great this place is to the people who already live here. I'm going to meet people where they're at, or I'm going to impress them from a distance. *Song cue
French photojournalist Henri Cartier-Bresson. pic.x.com/OOuPNeuihe
Umbrella: 0 ADHD: 719 😅
Crumbling infrastructure can be expensive to fix, but dealing with the consequences of unplanned system failures can be even more costly. Resources are finite: a dollar spent in one area is a dollar unavailable elsewhere. But not every dollar spent delivers the same value. x.com/CP24/status/20…
Candidates are listed exactly as filed with the City Clerk. Nominations closed 21 August. All wards