Follow the money
Where the campaign money comes from.
Every disclosed contribution to a Toronto mayoral or council campaign, mapped to the donor's postal-code area. Switch between the races for mayor and the council races.
The 2023 race for mayor
A wide-open field — and three kinds of money.
Olivia Chow won this race. Each card shows how much a candidate raised, from how many donors, what share gave the $2,500 maximum, and how much came from within Toronto. Tap one to map where their money came from.
Also on the ballot: Anthony Furey $532,405 · Anthony Perruzza $292,575 · Mitzie Hunter $262,929 · Chloe Brown $34,205 · Rob Davis $24,575 · Celina Caesar-Chavannes $17,800 · Weizhen Tang $15,800 · Toby Heaps $15,650 · and 6 more.
Raised from donors
$1,462,121
3,195 donors · $339 average gift
Donors who maxed out
112of 4,319
3% gave the $2,500 maximum.
Where donors live
Top postal-code areas
| M6G | $68,249 | 219 gifts |
| M5R | $68,075 | 148 gifts |
| M6H | $58,247 | 203 gifts |
| M4L | $47,592 | 119 gifts |
| M4K | $45,644 | 169 gifts |
| M6R | $42,391 | 143 gifts |
| M5V | $40,716 | 102 gifts |
| M6J | $40,710 | 128 gifts |
Of their own money
$2,500
Self- or family-funded — not shaded on the map.
A note on the data
Contributions come from the City of Toronto's official campaign-finance disclosures — the complete record for each contest, every candidate. We match each donor's postal-code area (the first three characters) to a 2021 Census boundary. The maps shade money from supporters; a candidate's own self-funding is reported separately, not on the map. Contributions with no disclosed postal code, or from outside Toronto, count toward the totals but aren't shaded.
Only individuals may contribute — corporate and union money has been banned since 2009. A donor can give at most $2,500 to a candidate for mayor; "maxed out" counts the gifts at that ceiling. The 2026 figures won't be disclosed until the 2027-03-31 deadline.