Olivia Chow remains well ahead of her competitors in Toronto’s mayoral race, but her support has slipped somewhat, a new poll suggests.
According to the latest Forum Research poll released Monday, Chow now enjoys 35 per cent support, down three percentage points from Forum’s last poll on June 2, which had her at 38 per cent support.
Josh Matlow slipped three points to nine per cent support, while Mitzie Hunter and Brad Bradford saw no change from the last poll. Forum Research President Lorne Bozinoff said the results show there is still some movement in the race and that things could change within the last couple of weeks. Any one candidate would still have a long way to go in order to beat Chow and would likely need the endorsement of another candidate who bows out. So far, none have shown interest in doing so. Anfor other candidates to drop out and support him in order to “stop Chow” landed with a thud, with none taking up the offer.
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