The following candidates have taken the RaBIT pledge: 

Ward 20: Scarborough Southwest

Kevin Rupasinghe has taken the pledge: "Under our current first-past-the-post voting system, someone can win an election with only a small minority of votes. This should worry all Torontonians and show how flawed the current election rules are. Thankfully, there is a simple, effective, well-tested, and popular solution available: allowing ranked ballots for city elections."

Laikul Choudhury has not yet taken the pledge
Naser Kaid has not yet taken the pledge
Parthi Kandavel has not yet taken the pledge
Ariel-Rachel Karokis has not yet taken the pledge
Luigi Lisciandro has not yet taken the pledge
Sharmina Nasrin has not yet taken the pledge
Mohammad Ali Reza has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 21: Scarborough Centre

Krissan Veerasingam has taken the pledge: "I support ranked ballots because it leads to a healthier democracy where candidates with similar beliefs are encouraged to collaborate more and helps ensure elected representatives have support from a wider range of the community. Most importantly, ranked ballots give voters more information and more choice when they cast their ballot."

Bahareh Barahmand has not yet taken the pledge
Patience Evbagharu has not yet taken the pledge
Uthish Ganesh has not yet taken the pledge
Stella Kargiannakis has not yet taken the pledge
Akina Lalla has not yet taken the pledge
Nisha Kumari has not yet taken the pledge
Willie Reodica has not yet taken the pledge
Madura Shanmugaratnam has not yet taken the pledge
Michael Thompson has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 22: Scarborough-Agincourt

Rakhee Kotecha has taken the pledge 

Dan Lovell has taken the pledge: "FPTP is an anti-democratic anachronism. Municipal candidates should not be punished for there being other candidates with similar platforms."

Sindia Vijayarajan has taken the pledge: "Ranked ballots encourage voters to thoroughly research all candidates prior to voting. This allows for a more informed vote. My website is based off of the importance of informed voting. This is how people should be voting to begin with. Research also shows that ranked ballots increase candidate contact, grassroots engagement, and participation among diverse communities. I support any initiative that helps eliminate barriers that prevent people from exercising their civic duty to vote."

Madhuri Azad has not yet taken the pledge
Bill Chan has not yet taken the pledge
Jackson Ho has not yet taken the pledge
Serge Khatchadourian has not yet taken the pledge
Aaron Lal has not yet taken the pledge
Nick Mantas has not yet taken the pledge
Donny Morgan has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 23: Scarborough North

Shaun Chen has not yet taken the pledge
Han Dong has not yet taken the pledge
Sajawal Javed has not yet taken the pledge
Kevin Li has not yet taken the pledge
Jamaal Myers has not yet taken the pledge
John-Mark Oleh has not yet taken the pledge
Ronald Phen has not yet taken the pledge
Piravena Sathiyanantham has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 24: Scarborough-Guildwood

Jithender Mulamalla has taken the pledge: "I support ranked ballots because they strengthen our democracy by ensuring elected officials win with true majority support. Instead of forcing voters to choose the "lesser of two evils" or worry about splitting the vote, ranked choice voting empowers citizens to vote for their favorite candidates honestly. According to advocacy groups like FairVote, this system encourages more diverse candidates to run and fosters positive, issue-focused campaigns rather than negative attacks, as candidates must appeal to a broader base for second-choice votes. Ultimately, ranked ballots reduce political polarization, minimize wasted votes, and give everyday voters a much stronger, more meaningful voice in our elections."

Paul Ainslie has not yet taken the pledge
Robert Bazil has not yet taken the pledge
Nachi Ramasamy has not yet taken the pledge
Arun Sivanandan has not yet taken the pledge
An Wu has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 25: Scarborough-Rouge Park

Ashan Fernando has taken the pledge: "My Support Is Simple Torontonians should rank their selected candidates of their preference from the best choice to the last."

Shawn Allen has not yet taken the pledge
Dharshan Casinathen has not yet taken the pledge
Somas Kaneshapillai has not yet taken the pledge
Jannette Lumley has not yet taken the pledge
Zakir Patel has not yet taken the pledge
Dianna Robinson has not yet taken the pledge
Kannan S'ree Jr has not yet taken the pledge
Neethan Shan has not yet taken the pledge
Vane Stavrev has not yet taken the pledge