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LILLEY: Advance poll surge could spell trouble for Olivia Chow in mayoral race

Toronto Sun ·

More than 220,000 people cast their ballots in advance polls for Toronto's municipal election .

Those are numbers we haven't seen before.

The closest comparison is from 2014, when John Tory defeated Doug Ford and Olivia Chow came in a distant third.

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