A satirical campaign strategy helped a B.C. challenger unseat a long-serving Kelowna incumbent, raising fresh questions about whether wit and levity can be legitimate — even effective — tools in local politics. The Ottawa Citizen explores where humour fits in municipal electioneering and what it signals about voter appetite for unconventional candidates.
A satirical campaign strategy helped a B.C. challenger unseat a long-serving Kelowna incumbent, raising fresh questions about whether wit and levity can be legitimate — even effective — tools in local politics. The Ottawa Citizen explores where humour fits in municipal electioneering and what it signals about voter appetite for unconventional candidates.
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