Before the vote.
Beyond the headline.

Tedjo gains 12 points across three supplied campaign waves, narrowing Crombie’s advantage to two points in the final pre-election tracker.

Bradford gains seven points across three supplied campaign waves. Chow retains a five-point advantage in a contest with sharply different regional and age-group estimates.

Five candidates divide the decided-and-leaning ballot. The supplied ward-group estimates show a different ordering in northern Oakville as development and traffic dominate the report’s issue findings.

The final pre-election figures put the incumbent six points ahead of Akbar, with distinct patterns by length of residency and a divided challenger field.

Three supplied campaign waves show a nine-point Conservative gain and a reversal in the province-wide ordering. Regional estimates show a more varied picture.

The supplied final survey puts remain at 75% on Question 10. The other nine questions range from a 62–38 yes advantage to a 49–51 split.

The supplied final Metro Vancouver tracker places Pete Fry four points ahead of Ken Sim in Vancouver, with a sizeable combined share for other candidates.

The supplied final Metro Vancouver tracker places Doug McCallum five points ahead of Brenda Locke in Surrey, with other candidates accounting for 19%.

The final supplied wave places five parties between 12% and 28%, with sharply different language-group estimates and a fragmented province-wide ballot.