More than half of Calgarians feel city is on the wrong track: poll

Mayoral candidate Jeromy Farkas had a two per cent lead on incumbent Jyoti Gondek in a recent Leger poll

More than half of Calgarians feel that Calgary is on the wrong track — and Jeromy Farkas, Jeff Davison and Sonya Sharp are deemed most likely to turn things around, according to a recent poll.

More than a third of Calgarians who responded to a Leger poll conducted online from Sept. 26 to 28 are yet undecided on who will get their vote in the upcoming municipal election. However, Farkas is ranked highest in approval at 48 per cent, followed closely by Davison at 47 per cent and Sharp with 44 per cent.

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Among those who have decided on their pick for mayor, 16 per cent said they’ll be voting for Farkas, and 14 per cent will choose incumbent mayor Jyoti Gondek. Sharp