Same standard
Every candidate receives the same 20 quick questions, one short answer each, and the same 20 optional deeper questions on the same topics, with the same publication rules.
OUR APPROACH
Information, with equal footing.
Toronto Ward 14 · Toronto–Danforth elects one councillor on October 26, 2026. This site exists so residents can read what every candidate says, in the candidate's own words, against the same questions.
Candidates listed14
Questionnaire sentOctober 7, 2026
Election dayOctober 26, 2026
Questionnaire version2026-10-09-v3
Original words
Answers are published exactly as submitted, attributed to the candidate. This site does not endorse, rank, score or recommend a vote.
Evidence before interpretation
Policy answers are structured as approach, cost, trade-offs, authority and timeline so residents can compare like with like. Leadership answers ask for real examples, not self-ratings.
What a councillor can do
Several questions ask what is actually within a city councillor’s authority. Residents deserve to know the difference between a promise and a wish.
Open data
Every published answer is available as data.json with stable candidate and question IDs and the questionnaire version, so any later analysis can point back to the original words.
Corrections
Spotted an error in a name, website or answer? Email maria.karam@gmail.com.
Who is listed
18 candidates registered for Ward 14 by the nomination deadline. This site lists 14 of them. Registered candidates who had a public campaign website with a published platform. Priorities are copied from each site as written. Checked October 7, 2026.
Not listed:
- Michael Connor: no campaign website or platform found online.
- Dennis Corcoran: no campaign website or platform found online.
- Robb Dagenais: withdrew on 7 September 2026; name remains on the ballot.
- Peter De Marco: no campaign website or platform found online.
Any registered candidate who publishes a platform will be added, and every listed candidate receives the same questionnaire.