The Race to 8 mayor candidates in the June 1st #voteto mayor debate is over.


Two lesser-known mayoral hopefuls will get their shot at the Better Ballots debate June 1: Rocco Achampong and Keith Cole.

But is this enough? What about the other 16+ candidates? When will they have their say? Will the Media continue to focus on the top 6 or 8 or are they going to give some coverage to the candidates with some good or better platforms than the 6 in the spotlight today?

Only time will tell

Better Ballots Mayoral Forum Poll ROUND TWO

Better Ballots Mayoral Forum Poll ĄĘROUND TWO
Sonny Yeung
Keith Cole
Kevin Clarke
George Babula
Rocco Achampong
Poll starter: Better Ballots   See Results

Vote in the Better Ballots poll

Pick 2 candidates to participate in the Mayoral Forum
Better Ballots will host a Mayoral Forum on June 1st.
Archampong, Rocco
Andrews, Dan
Babula, George
Barton, Andrew
Brereton, Wendell
Campbell, Douglas
Castillo, Jaime
Cidade, Mark
Clarke, Kevin
Cole, Keith
Firth, Selwyn
Ghazi, Baquie
Gomberg, Howard
Hossain, Monowar
Letonja, John
Magee, Colin
Papmena, Joseph
State, Mark
Sullivan, Tom
Wadhwa, Ratan
Yeung, Sonny
Poll starter: Better Ballots See Results

Reason why Poll was recreated

May 8th I have recreated the Poll and blogs from Jamesdsharp and I have updated  the following list of mayors, websites and twitter accounts and they now both appear here on Torontovote and reviewed the City of Toronto Official list of Mayors again a couple of weeks after Candidates Tom Sullivan's passing found on Toronto Star Blog and a few tweets about Kevin Clark and a new twitter account appeared. (How do you confirm an twitter account with only 6 followers?)  A Congratulations to Kevin Clarke for re-joining the race appeared while he still appeared on the list of withdrawn candidates.

Besides the current 26, there is also 1 spot for the Unknown or Yet to be announced candidate and selection for the Yet to  Decide vote as previous paid for polls have found 51% fall into this category.

The only difference between my poll and the one they catch you unprepared on the phone is you can come back later once you have made up your mind and change your vote.

I am still looking for 3 more blogs or websites mentioning quoting the Mayors platform (not from a previous year)  and something to replace the * articles / pages not written by the candidate. (even Wikipedia doesn't have a complete list of offical websites yet, but Wikipedia was not my primary source credits to Google and Kris Scheuer)