A new record has been set for advance voting turnout in the Toronto municipal election this year, with a significant increase compared to previous years. Data released by the City of Toronto reveals that a total of 222,550 eligible voters participated in advance voting from Oct. 6 to Oct. 11, marking a nearly 48% surge from the 2022 election and an approximately 44% rise from the 2018 election.
In the 2022 municipal election, 115,911 individuals cast their votes in advance polls, while the number stood at 124,299 during the 2018 election. The trend continued in this year’s mayoral byelection, with 129,745 people opting for advance voting.
For those eager to participate in the upcoming election, Election Day is set for Monday, Oct. 26, with voting hours scheduled from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visit the official website for detailed information on voting locations and procedures.
