A neighbours’ data project — participation only, never a vote for anyone.

The canyon didn’t close

Five figures on one finding: Beaches—East York's participation gap has addresses — 20 points wide in 2025 — and the recovery since 2021 did not close it: +1.0 point riding-wide, +2.5 in the tower core.

built from public data · data as of 2026-08-15 · published 2026-08-16 · unitetolove.ca

Beaches—East York voted 71.9% in April 2025 — one of the highest-participation ridings in Canada. That average hides a canyon. These five figures are the canyon, one claim at a time; the flagship scrolly (Two worlds, one street) walks the same ground on the map. Hover any dot or bar for its numbers.

Three terms, used everywhere on this page:
E-day turnout — votes cast on election day only, as a share of registered electors. The only number available per polling division or neighbourhood.
Advance votes — ballots cast early: 42% of all votes riding-wide, 45% within the zone universe these figures map. Recorded only per advance zone, never per polling division.
True total turnout — e-day + advance together, per zone. The honest measure; whenever a figure can use it, it does, and says so.