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It's municipal election day in Ontario, and the polls are officially open at 10 a.m. All eyes are on mayoral races in Toronto, Mississauga and Ottawa, with recent polls showing all three to be closely fought. Follow along here for live updates, analysis, and results from the Star:

thestar.comIt's election day Toronto, and all eyes are on a tight mayoral race. Follow live results and analysis hereIt's election day in Toronto and the mayoral race is tight. Follow analysis and live results

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Over the weekend, mayoral candidates Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford — who are neck-and-neck in the polls — described contrasting perspectives of Toronto: one where a new dawn is breaking and one where a city is broken.

thestar.comOlivia Chow and Brad Bradford make final push for their visions of Toronto in last weekend of campaigningWith election day near, rival candidates offered starkly different pictures of the city — one healing, one struggling.

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Meanwhile, in Mississauga: Incumbent Mayor Carolyn Parrish, former Mayor Bonnie Crombie and former councillor Alvin Tedjo are locked in an epic battle for the mayoralty.

thestar.comA clash of titans or old guard versus new? Inside the epic battle for MississaugaA clash of titans or old guard versus new face? This might be the closest race Mississauga has seen in a very long time.

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Which neighbourhoods will decide Toronto’s next mayor? Later tonight, you'll be able to track live election results with our ward-by-ward graphics. www.thestar.com/news/gta/cit...

thestar.comIs your ward heading for an upset? Track live Toronto mayoral and election results on our mapWhat neighbourhoods will decide Toronto’s next mayor? Track live election results with our ward-by-ward graphics.

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Not sure who to vote for? Vote Compass is a tool developed by political scientists to help you explore how your views compare to candidates. Try it here: votecompass.thestar.com?_gl=1*fmttbp...

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FYI: Here’s everything you need to know about election day, including when, where and how to cast a ballot. www.thestar.com/news/gta/eve...

thestar.com: When is election day in Toronto? Everything you need to know about voting in the 2026 mayoral raceIf you’re a Canadian citizen, Toronto resident and 18 and older, all you need is a piece of ID to cast your vote on Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

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