Live, 7 p.m. ETPublished Monday, Oct. 25, 2010 12:56PM EDT0 comments In his Monday column, The Globe's Marcus Gee reminded Toronto voters that it's no time for cynicism - every vote counts in today's tightly contested mayoral election.
"This has been the most compelling Toronto election in memory, a roller-coastering, lip-gnawing affair that could go either way when polls close at 8 p.m.," he wrote.
"The mayor of Toronto matters. Thanks to amalgamation, the mayor leads a megacity of 2.6 million people... No other single politician in Canada will have as many people put an X beside his name – not just his party’s name but his own name – than the winner in this election."
The Globe's team of reporters and contributors will be across the city, covering every angle of tonight's results with the launch of our liveblog at 7 p.m. ET. Join us then to get up-to-the second updates and full results as they become available.
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