A Canadian man has won a city council election after running an unconventional campaign where he openly admitted to having no political experience.
Brady Rogers, 33, captured public attention after his humorous campaign signs went viral on social media.
While rival candidates made traditional policy pledges, Rogers won over voters with lawn signs reading "I barely want to do this" and a campaign website stating he was unqualified.
The viral election victory made international headlines as political commentators described the result as a protest vote against career politicians.
Voters reported that they preferred a candidate who acknowledged his limitations over traditional political figures.
Following his election victory, the newly elected councillor admitted that his immediate priority would be discovering what his official duties actually involve.
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