Bonnie Crombie holds the clearest edge in trader consensus for the Mississauga mayoral election due to consistent leads in late-October polling and her record as the city’s former mayor. Recent surveys from Liaison Strategies, Mainstreet Research, and others show her at 31-35 percent among decided voters, ahead of Alvin Tedjo and incumbent Carolyn Parrish, with both challengers gaining ground while Parrish and Dipika Damerla slipped. High advance turnout exceeding prior cycles and Crombie’s focus on affordability, transit extensions, and fiscal restraint have reinforced her positioning. The race stays competitive among the top three candidates, with final voter mobilization and undecided shares likely to shape the outcome on election day.