**Pete Fry leads the Vancouver mayoral race at 63.3% in trader pricing ahead of incumbent Ken Sim at 31.5%, with Kareem Allam and others in single digits.** Recent polls, including a Justason survey from late August to mid-September, show Fry at 45% among decided voters versus Sim at 30% after COPE’s Stephanie Allen and OneCity’s William Azaroff withdrew and endorsed the Green Party councillor in early September. This consolidation has unified much of the progressive vote behind Fry. Sim’s job approval sits underwater at 28% approve versus 48% disapprove in summer polling, with cost-of-living, housing affordability, and public safety as top voter concerns. Fry draws stronger support among women while Sim performs better among men and homeowners. The October 17 election remains weeks away with notable undecided voters in earlier surveys.
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