‘Vote Will Be Very Fragmented’ in Toronto’s ‘Unusual’ Mayoral Election: Political Pundit

‘Vote Will Be Very Fragmented’ in Toronto’s ‘Unusual’ Mayoral Election: Political Pundit
Nathan Phillips Square and Toronto City Hall in a file photo. Emma McIntyre/Getty Images
Tara MacIsaac
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Toronto officially opened mayoral candidate nominations on April 3, and the already crowded race is underway, with 31 candidates having submitted their nominations as of April 5.

“It’s a most interesting race because it’s quite open, and that’s very unusual,” Nelson Wiseman, political science professor at the University of Toronto, told The Epoch Times.