Local groups sent every mayoral candidate their own questions. Here is where to read what Bronagh answered, in full, on each group’s own page, and a few lines in her words.
CCAL sent every mayoral candidate the same 15 questions on budgets, taxes, hiring, policing and outside influence, and published the answers unedited on 30 September 2026.
“I want to look at everything line by line. Not just the budget.”
“This is literally what I teach municipalities and governments all over the country to do.”
“If that isn’t in line with what Londoners want, they won’t vote me in.”
London Decides is a volunteer-run, non-partisan voter guide. It sent candidates five questions on 3 September 2026 and posts the answers word for word. Hers came in the same day.
“I will do that for London, and leave after my one and only term”
“We changed nothing about our ask… because it was right”
“that mural is not mine. It's everyone's.”
The Chamber asked candidates twelve questions on the economy, downtown, housing, transit, reconciliation, climate and the arts. Her answers are on the Chamber's site.
“the rules of the game are fair, easy to understand, and evenly applied”
“Enough with the negative narratives.”
“Enforce property standards already existing.”
TREA, a local environmental group, asked about its Climate Emergency Action Plan, natural areas, the circular economy, clean air and backyard fires. Hers are listed under Mayoral Candidates.
“No development in ESAs, full stop.”
“If we made certain commitments, they need to be funded and implemented.”
“The solution is in the process and the paperwork.”
Her answers from these groups and others are sorted by topic, with a search box.