Updated: October 27, 2026, 4:55 p.m. EDT Patrick Brown has won a third term as mayor of Brampton, Ontario, after Monday’s municipal election, with all 164 voting locations reporting in the city’s unofficial count. The City of Brampton’s results dashboard , last updated at 11:32 p.m. on October 26, lists Brown with 65,893 votes, or 54.90 per cent. Wesley Jackson finished second with 23,236 votes and 19.36 per cent, followed by Prabh Gill with 15,257 votes and 12.71 per cent. That puts Brown 42,657 votes ahead of Jackson. The city recorded 123,133 ballots cast across the municipal election, a turnout of 28.77 per cent. Those figures cover the election overall; the mayoral race recorded 120,025 votes. Brown first became Brampton’s mayor in 2018 and won re-election in 2022. His latest campaign emphasised infrastructure, health care, transit and public safety, with a focus on completing projects already under way, The Local reported in its October 26 election coverage . At his victory...