Romer made the announcement in a statement issued over the weekend. He had registered to run at University — Rosedale shortly before the Aug. 19 deadline. “Registering for the municipal election to represent the residents of University-Rosedale has been an exciting experience, which has only been made better by the tremendous support I’ve begun to receive from my community,” said Rohmer.
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“I decided to run for city council because I love my community and knew I could bring my background as a journalist and community volunteer to city hall to help get things done. However, since registering I have had to deal with some unforeseen family issues that will make it difficult for me to continue my campaign or take the necessary time to become a councilor if I am successful.” Trending Stories
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Story continues below ad Romer said her name will still appear on the ballot because the deadline has passed, but she encouraged residents to vote for any other candidate. Election day is October 24. A message from #AnnRohmer: pic.twitter.com/9kB0ct68Nh — 105.9 The Region (@1059TheRegion) August 28, 2022 © 2022 Global News, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.
