The following candidates have taken the RaBIT pledge: 

Ward 1: Etobicoke North

Chloe Brown has taken the pledge

Norman Hamilton has taken the pledge: "I support ranked ballots because every resident deserves a meaningful voice in choosing who represents them. In a diverse community like Etobicoke North, our voting system should give people greater choice and encourage candidates to listen to and engage with residents across our neighbourhoods. Ranked ballots can help voters express their preferences more fully while encouraging broader community support. As a candidate for Ward 1, I believe strengthening participation and ensuring residents feel heard is an important part of building a stronger local democracy."

Nathen Mazri has taken the pledge: "I support ranked ballots because elections should be open to fresh ideas, independent candidates and genuine voter choice—not just established political networks. Ranked ballots allow residents to vote for their first choice without feeling they must vote strategically against someone else. ALIGN stands for putting people before party politics. Whether an idea comes from the left, right or an independent voice, it deserves to be heard. I believe Ontario should restore municipalities' ability to choose ranked ballots, giving residents more say in how their representatives are elected."

Hard Parmar has taken the pledge: "I believe Toronto should have the freedom to decide how we elect our local representatives. That decision should belong to Torontonians, not be dictated by Queen’s Park. Ranked ballots offer voters more choice and could encourage candidates to reach beyond their traditional supporters. Our city is incredibly diverse, and our electoral system should give every resident a meaningful voice. I support restoring Toronto’s ability to consider ranked ballots, with proper public consultation, voter education, and transparency. At the end of the day, our elections should be about giving residents a stronger voice in their local government."

Abraham Abbey has not yet taken the pledge
Ala'a Adib has not yet taken the pledge
Saima Babar has not yet taken the pledge
Vincent Crisanti has not yet taken the pledge
Joseph Martino has not yet taken the pledge
Kristian Santos has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 2: Etobicoke Centre

Jennifer Alexander has not yet taken the pledge
Andrachuk Katie has not yet taken the pledge
Stephen Holyday has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 3: Etobicoke-Lakeshore

Anthony Internicola has not yet taken the pledge
Andrei Mihaela has not yet taken the pledge
Amber Morley has not yet taken the pledge
Ted Opitz has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 5: York South-Weston

Chiara Padovani has taken the pledge: "I support the use of ranked ballots for municipal elections. Our current first-past-the-post limits how democratic our elections can be. A ranked ballot in City elections would help give voters more choice and feel more involved in the democratic process overall."

Nekpen Obasogie has taken the pledge: "Representation Matters, Vote for Change." 

Sharmarke Ali has not yet taken the pledge
Matthew Boateng has not yet taken the pledge
Daniel Di Giorgio has not yet taken the pledge
Maryama Farah has not yet taken the pledge
Ahmed Mawel has not yet taken the pledge
Frances Nunziata has not yet taken the pledge
Sileen Phillips has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 7: Humber River-Black Creek

Lorna Antwi has not yet taken the pledge
Amanda Coombs has not yet taken the pledge
Anothony Perruzza has not yet taken the pledge