Community safety
His campaign website lists lower violent crime, prevention programs, stronger ties between police and the people they serve, and safety at the neighbourhood level.
Jeffery Tunney for Mayor campaign website · PlatformCommunity advocate and 2023 mayoral candidate running on transparency and safety.
Jeffery Tunney is on the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates for Mayor, with a nomination filed on June 29, 2026. His campaign website describes him as a community advocate and lists five priorities: community safety, youth employment, emergency preparedness, affordable housing and local business. He received 83 votes in the 2023 mayoral by-election.
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Jeffery Tunney appears on the City of Toronto’s list of certified candidates for Mayor. A certified candidate is one whose nomination the City Clerk has accepted. The list shows the nomination date as June 29, 2026 and gives the campaign website jefferytunney4mayor.com.
His campaign website describes him as a community advocate with years of civic engagement and investigative work, and says his mission is transparency, accountability and economic opportunity. It gives no dates, employers or named projects. The Local reports that the website says he wrote a book critiquing Christianity and religion. The website's Download Book page names a book by Jeffery Tunney titled Heard You'd Been Waiting for a Messiah. voche.me did not read the book.
The City's declaration of results for the 2023 mayoral by-election lists Jeffery Tunney with 83 votes, 91st of 102 candidates. The Local also reports that he ran in that by-election.
The website's Reports page shows headings for ongoing investigations, published reports and press coverage. When opened, it held no report text. The site also links a document titled Draft Toronto Mayoral Campaign Platform.
Summarized from the campaign’s published profile. These are stated positions, not an assessment of results or a complete platform.
His campaign website lists lower violent crime, prevention programs, stronger ties between police and the people they serve, and safety at the neighbourhood level.
Jeffery Tunney for Mayor campaign website · PlatformHis campaign website lists more entry-level and career-track jobs for young Torontonians, employer partnerships built around hiring, and skill programs tied to job outcomes.
Jeffery Tunney for Mayor campaign website · PlatformHis campaign website lists disaster response plans, preparedness in every neighbourhood, hospitals equipped for spikes in demand and support for healthcare workers.
Jeffery Tunney for Mayor campaign website · PlatformHis campaign website lists more affordable housing, responsible development, less red tape and a long-term plan for the housing shortage.
Jeffery Tunney for Mayor campaign website · PlatformHis campaign website lists a lighter tax burden on workers and small businesses, support for local businesses and investment that creates lasting jobs.
Jeffery Tunney for Mayor campaign website · PlatformA document on his website titled Draft Toronto Mayoral Campaign Platform lists ten priorities, among them cutting bureaucracy by 25%, repairing potholes within 72 hours, removing graffiti within 48 hours, and a single app for city services.
The document is labelled a draft and carries the theme A Better Toronto Without Higher Taxes.
Evidence reviewed on October 4, 2026: the City of Toronto's list of certified candidates, the home page and the About, Platform, Reports and Download Book pages of the campaign website he gave the City, the draft platform document linked from it, the login page of his Instagram account, the City's declaration of results for the 2023 by-election and The Local's candidate page. His plans come from his campaign website and are written here as his campaign's proposals.
Gaps. The website's claims of investigative work and published reports have no dated or named example, and its Reports page held none. The book is described only as The Local and the website's page give it, and voche.me did not open the book. The Instagram account could not be read without logging in, and the Facebook page was not opened. No public role is on the profile. The questionnaire has not been sent.
The City's declaration of results lists him with 83 votes, 91st of 102 candidates.
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