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<p>Toulon, 63, is a registered Democrat and&nbsp;is running on the Democratic and Conservative party lines in the general election. He is seeking a&nbsp;third term. Toulon said his priority remains&nbsp;tackling gang-related issues and addressing the substance abuse crisis, as well as gathering intelligence in jails to help solve and prevent crimes.</p> 
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BACKGROUND Toulon, 63, is a registered Democrat and is running on the Democratic and Conservative party lines in the general election. He is seeking a third term. Toulon said his priority remains tackling gang-related issues and addressing the substance abuse crisis, as well as gathering intelligence in jails to help solve and prevent crimes.

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