As advance voting for the Toronto mayoral byelection has come to an end, the city said more than 129,000 people cast their ballot early.
Between June 8 and June 13, a total of 129,745 eligible voters attended one of the 50 advanced polling stations across the Toronto, data released by the city says.
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“This is a 11.9 per cent increase from the 115,911 voters who chose to vote during eight days of advance voting in the October 2022 general municipal election,” a news release read.
On Tuesday — the final day to vote early — a total of 38,621 people cast their ballot.
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According to the city, this is the highest single day of advance voting since amalgamation.
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