Post-challenge ballot — who's new, who's returning, and where the races are
What Does It Actually Take to Win? 2022 DATA
The typical division has about 385 registered Democrats. Here's how many votes it took to win in 2022.
Reading this chart: The • dot is the median. The shaded box spans the 25th–75th percentile (middle half of all races). Whiskers extend to the 10th–90th.
"Margin to flip" = the vote gap between the last winner and first loser in contested races.
Ward-by-Ward Deep Dive
Ward Turnover Rankings
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Which wards are getting the most new leadership? Ranked by % of seats NOT returning to an incumbent.
Unfilled Divisions
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Where nobody filed to run. Each unfilled division = 2 open CP seats available for write-in campaigns.
Ward
Unfiled
Total Divs
% Unfiled
Vacant Seats
Most Competitive Wards
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Where the real races are: divisions with 3+ candidates competing for 2 seats.
Ward
3-Way
4-Way
5+
Total Competitive
Uncontested Wards
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Zero competitive races — every filed division has 2 or fewer candidates, so nobody has to beat anyone.
Council District Summary
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How the 10 council districts compare on filings, competition, and turnover.