The following candidates have taken the RaBIT pledge: 

Ward 4: Parkdale-High Park

Vanessa Raponi has taken the pledge: "This first-past-the-post system fails us at all levels of government. People are exhausted by "choosing the lesser of two evils" or voting strategically to avoid splitting the vote."

Holly Weber has taken the pledge: "I support ranked ballots because I believe our electoral system should give voters more choice and encourage greater participation in elections. Allowing residents to rank candidates in order of preference can better capture the range of views within a community and ensure voters can express support for more than one candidate. I think this will help to improve voter engagement."

Michael Cocoran has not yet taken the pledge
Nadia Guerrera has not yet taken the pledge
Debbie King has not yet taken the pledge
Diana Chan McNally has not yet taken the pledge
Bridget Ogundipe has not yet taken the pledge
Adam Pham has not yet taken the pledge
Potega Andy has not yet taken the pledge
Yuen Steve has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 9: Davenport

Alejandra Bravo has taken the pledge

Ashley Jansen has not yet taken the pledge
Marco Martins has not yet taken the pledge
Neil Simon has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 10: Spadina-Fort York

Andi Hoàng-Lefranc has taken the pledge: "Governments at all levels have the responsibility to reinforce and support the strength of our democratic institutions. This means considering how to best ensure that election results accurately reflect the democratic will of the people. Ranked ballots can play a crucial role in achieving this goal, ensuring that those elected actually reflect the diversity of backgrounds and political aptitudes of the populations they govern and that you have a council with a real mandate backed by a majority of voters rather than just a plurality."

Paul Nash has taken the pledge: "Ranked ballots allow us  to have more voters' voices represented at City Council, and help to make our elections more fair."

Ian Cunningham has not yet taken the pledge
Xue Ding has not yet taken the pledge
Bashar Kassir has not yet taken the pledge
Ausma Malik has not yet taken the pledge
Husain Neemuchwala has not yet taken the pledge
Aanchal Vashistha has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 11: University-Rosedale

Paul Viret has taken the pledge: "Simply put: no more voting for the person I hate the least."

Diana Yoon has taken the pledge: "Voting should not be a race to the bottom. I support ranked ballot voting to make sure people are not having to compromise their values at the ballot box. It would level the playing field for candidates without institutional backing. I've long been a champion for voting reform and believe that ranked ballots are a part of that process." 

Keenan Courtis has not yet taken the pledge
Dana Fisher has not yet taken the pledge
Terri Hawkes has not yet taken the pledge
Mike Layton has not yet taken the pledge
Karina Lemke has not yet taken the pledge
Alice Li has not yet taken the pledge
Huy Lieu has not yet taken the pledge
Gian Pileri has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 12: Toronto-St. Paul's

David Cottrell has not yet taken the pledge
Jenny Kalimbet has not yet taken the pledge
Ahmed Kamal has not yet taken the pledge
Josh Matlow has not yet taken the pledge
Bob Murphy has not yet taken the pledge
Mina Nadimi has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 13: Toronto Centre

Chris Moise has taken the pledge: "Ranked balloting works because voters should never feel like a vote for their first choice might risk helping to elect their last choice. It gives voters the freedom to rank their support while encouraging candidates to reach out beyond their base, build broader coalitions, and campaign on ideas that work for a wider community rather than a narrow demographic. At its core, ranked voting gives voters more choice and more voice, and helps produce a government that better reflects the priorities of the people it represents. That is the kind of accountable, representative government Toronto deserves."

Tom Cai has taken the pledge: "With how elections in municipal elections are so diverse in candidate choice and policy, it makes logical sense to have a ranked choice ballot for preferred policies."

Norman MacLeod has taken the pledge: "Elected require authority to affect change. Elections with s winner less than 39% is no majority and will stall progress lacking authority. High Candidate standards will also help."

Joe Cadeau has not yet taken the pledge
Victoria Davis has not yet taken the pledge
Morgan Harris has not yet taken the pledge
Walied Khogali Ali has not yet taken the pledge
Cleveland Marshall has not yet taken the pledge
Curran Stikuts has not yet taken the pledge
Daniel Tate has not yet taken the pledge
Nicki Ward has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 14: Toronto-Danforth

Maria Voutsinas has taken the pledge: "Electoral reform is incredibly important. The first past the post system has disenfranchised voters time and time again. Elections do not necessarily reflect the will of the people so much as concentrated votes. A ranked ballot system will result in more representative elections as well as more civil elections, as candidates look to be a voter's second or third choice if not their first."

George Fawcett has taken the pledge: "I believe that a key priority for City Hall and our City Councillors should be working to inspire more trust and involvement in our municipal politics, which have been suffering from voter disengagement and low turnout. I support ranked ballots because they can help us build a more representative and inclusive local democracy, give voters more choice, and make more people feel like their voices are being heard."

Maqsood Ahmad has not yet taken the pledge
Susan Chapelle has not yet taken the pledge
Michael Connor has not yet taken the pledge
Dennis Corcoran has not yet taken the pledge
Robb Dagenais has not yet taken the pledge
Peter De Marco has not yet taken the pledge
Sara Ehrhardt has not yet taken the pledge
Mary Fragedakis has not yet taken the pledge
John Kladitis has not yet taken the pledge
Michael Mitchell has not yet taken the pledge
Caryma Sa'd has not yet taken the pledge
Dianne Saxe has not yet taken the pledge
Devyn Stackhouse has not yet taken the pledge
Jason Stevens has not yet taken the pledge
Christiane Tetreault has not yet taken the pledge
Denise Walcott has not yet taken the pledge

Ward 19: Beaches-East York

Syeda Jaana Ali has taken the pledge: "I support ranked ballots because they give voters the opportunity to express their preferences more fully on the ballot. Instead of choosing only one candidate, voters can rank candidates in order of preference. I believe this approach can provide voters with more choice and a clearer way to communicate their priorities. For me, supporting ranked ballots is about giving residents a greater voice in how they participate in the democratic process."

Jeff Wahl has taken the pledge: "Ranked voting is the most democratic way to elect candidates to office. It reduces strategic voting fallacy and ensures winners actually achieve a majority of votes."

Adam Smith has taken the pledge: "Ranked ballots are the ONLY way to fairly determine a non-partisan election, to ensure a candidate actually has 50%+1 support from voters.  I have supported RaBIT since I met Dave Meslin, and RaBIT is featured in my platform."

Jennie Worden has taken the pledge: "Toronto should have the ability to decide for itself how to conduct its own municipal elections. Ranked ballots are a tool that could give voters a more meaningful choice into who represents them at City Hall. This, in turn, can support higher voter turnouts and more meaningful engagement in local elections. Greater turnout and greater engagement lead to a healthier democracy." 

James Dann has not yet taken the pledge
Nate Erskine-Smith has not yet taken the pledge
Fatima Ibrahimi has not yet taken the pledge
Natalie Johnson has not yet taken the pledge
Kevin Morrison has not yet taken the pledge
Karsten Riedel has not yet taken the pledge
Mohammad Shabani has not yet taken the pledge
Austin Vieira has not yet taken the pledge
Devin Wilkins has not yet taken the pledge