Every ward.
Every candidate.

The City of Toronto Act, 2006 says one member of council is elected for each City ward. Voters in a ward choose one councillor, and the candidate with the most votes wins the seat. 25 of 25 wards have a candidate on City of Toronto’s list so far.

• 10 CANDIDATESWard 1 Etobicoke North
• 3 CANDIDATESWard 2 Etobicoke Centre
• 4 CANDIDATESWard 3 Etobicoke-Lakeshore
• 10 CANDIDATESWard 4 Parkdale-High Park
• 9 CANDIDATESWard 5 York South-Weston
• 3 CANDIDATESWard 6 York Centre
• 3 CANDIDATESWard 7 Humber River-Black Creek
• 6 CANDIDATESWard 8 Eglinton-Lawrence
• 4 CANDIDATESWard 9 Davenport
• 8 CANDIDATESWard 10 Spadina-Fort York
• 9 CANDIDATESWard 11 University-Rosedale
• 6 CANDIDATESWard 12 Toronto-St. Paul's
• 11 CANDIDATESWard 13 Toronto Centre
• 18 CANDIDATESWard 14 Toronto-Danforth
• 3 CANDIDATESWard 15 Don Valley West
• 4 CANDIDATESWard 16 Don Valley East
• 7 CANDIDATESWard 17 Don Valley North
• 6 CANDIDATESWard 18 Willowdale
• 13 CANDIDATESWard 19 Beaches-East York
• 8 CANDIDATESWard 20 Scarborough Southwest
• 11 CANDIDATESWard 21 Scarborough Centre
• 10 CANDIDATESWard 22 Scarborough-Agincourt
• 8 CANDIDATESWard 23 Scarborough North
• 6 CANDIDATESWard 24 Scarborough-Guildwood
• 10 CANDIDATESWard 25 Scarborough-Rouge Park

The count on each district is the number of candidates on the official list. A ward with none has no accepted nomination yet.