Which of the following comes closest to how you would guide infill development?

Context:

Edmonton's new zoning bylaw took force in 2024, permitting many new infill builds. Housing starts in June 2025 were up 82% compared with 2024. Though housing has surged, sprawl continues. In 2025, as the election campaigns kicked off, infill made headlines. A proposed moratorium and a proposal to limit the size of mid-block buildings both failed, though council did vote to make some minor adjustments to infill regulations. Recent surveys found that only 14% of respondents see infill as a top concern.


Candidate responses

A total of 11 candidates have responded to the survey. Here's how they answered this question:

a) Proceed as allowed under existing rules.

Candidates that selected this response:

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Annie Chua - Frith Councillor
Candidate in Sspomitapi

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Mack Male Councillor
Candidate in Dene

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Stephanie Swensrude Councillor
Candidate in sipiwiyiniwak

b) Slow the pace with stronger regulations.

Candidates that selected this response:

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Colin Gallant Councillor
Candidate in Dene

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Mark Hillman Councillor
Candidate in papastew

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Karen Unland Councillor
Candidate in O-day'min

c) Halt further development and revisit policies.

Candidates that selected this response:

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Tony Caterina Mayor
Candidate in City Wide

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Abdul Malik Chukwudi Mayor
Candidate in City Wide

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Stephen Hammerschmidt Councillor
Candidate in O-day'min

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Roger Kotch Councillor
Candidate in sipiwiyiniwak

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Diana Steele Councillor
Candidate in Nakota Isga

d) I don't have a position on this issue

No candidates selected this response


Voter responses

Based on more than 0 responses received as of Oct. 14, here's how voters answered this question:

Overall

By ward

Note: Taproot excluded surveys with fewer than two answers from these results. It was possible for voters to fill out the survey multiple times, but unlikely at a large scale given the structure of the survey. Voters were not able to select "I don't have a position on this issue".