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Olivia Chow spoke with reporters on Tuesday afternoon following a decisive win against Brad Bradford in the Toronto mayoral election.

Chow captured around 54 per cent of the vote in Monday night’s municipal election, after a neck-and-neck race against Bradford.

She earned 532,201 votes, defeating Bradford by approximately 128,000 votes.

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Chow discussed the cost of living and working with other levels of government during a brief news conference outside Toronto City Hall on Tuesday.

She also fielded questions about the strength of her mandate.

Here is everything she said:

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