Torontonians will cast their votes for the next mayor of Toronto on Monday, and they can tune into the results and other live coverage of election night on CP24. ‘Toronto Decides: Election Night Live’ will start at 7 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 26, an hour before polling stations close throughout Toronto. Here’s everything you need to know about the broadcast. How to watch There are several ways to tune into the live election coverage on Monday evening. ‘Toronto Decides’ will air on CP24, stream on CP24.com, CTVNewsToronto.ca, the CP24 App, the CTV News App, as well as the CP24 YouTube channel, X / Twitter, and CP24’s TikTok. What will be covered? The Toronto mayoral race will be the major focus of the evening but coverage will also extend across the entire Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. This means results, analysis and other key highlights out of Peel, York, Durham and Halton regions will be featured, as well as Hamilton and Toronto. Who is anchoring the event? CTV News Toronto’s Michelle Dube and Nathan Downer will anchor the live election night coverage. They will be supported by CP24’s Nick Dixon, who will be at the big board providing up-to-the-second analysis of all the latest results. Bakari Savage will track voting developments and social media chatter and Liz West will lead a panel discussion on what the results mean for the GTHA. There will also be reporters reporting live from Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford’s campaign headquarters, as well as from regional desks across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area. Newstalk 1010 contributors will also provide coverage on Monday night.
