Overview
- Among decided or leaning voters, Jeromy Farkas leads with 27% while Jyoti Gondek and Sonya Sharp are tied at 23%, followed by Jeff Davison at 16% and Brian Thiessen at 8%.
- Thirty-four percent of respondents say they are undecided, a share pollster Janet Brown calls unusually high and a reason the contest remains too close to call.
- Many voters report considering multiple candidates, indicating substantial potential for late vote shifting, with Farkas showing the most overlap in supporters.
- Advance voting totaled 54,626 ballots in the first four days versus 81,801 over the same period in 2021, with advance polls closing Oct. 11 at 7 p.m. and election day set for Oct. 20.
- The survey of 1,000 residents conducted Oct. 1–8 also found muted reactions to the debut of municipal parties, with more viewing the change negatively than positively.