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Chris Alexander Withdraws from Toronto Mayor Race as Chow and Bradford Lead

October 6, 2026 • 3 hours ago •

TORONTO: Chris Alexander has officially exited the race for mayor of Toronto, leaving Olivia Chow and Mark Bradford as the frontrunners in the upcoming election. The decision comes as the campaign heats up, with the election scheduled for later this month.

Alexander, a former federal cabinet minister, announced his withdrawal on social media, stating that he believes his exit will allow for a more focused debate on the pressing issues facing the city. Chow, a former city councillor and NDP MP, has been gaining momentum in recent polls, while Bradford, a current city councillor, is also seen as a strong contender.

This development is significant for Toronto’s political landscape, as it narrows the field and may consolidate support for the leading candidates. With rising concerns over housing affordability, public safety, and transit issues, the election is poised to shape the future of the city.

As the election date approaches, both Chow and Bradford are expected to ramp up their campaigns, engaging with voters and outlining their visions for Toronto. The next few weeks will be critical as they seek to secure their positions ahead of the polls.