New Democrats selected Stefan Rumpel to be their candidate in the upcoming by-election in Swift Current.
“The Sask. Party’s heartless cuts to our hospitals and classrooms are hurting Saskatchewan People” said Rumpel. “This by-election is an opportunity for the people of this constituency to send a clear message that the Sask. Party needs to stop making Saskatchewan people pay the price for their mismanagement.”
Rumpel is a teacher at Swift Current Comprehensive High School and artist who is deeply involved in his community. He has volunteered on the Chautauqua Theatre Festival organizing committee, served on the Saskatchewan Drama Association board and is the owner and manager of Swift Current Improvisational Theatre.
“Stefan is deeply rooted in his community and is a strong voice for education,” said NDP Interim Leader Nicole Sarauer. “As a teacher Stefan sees the impacts of the Sask. Party’s heartless cuts to our classrooms every day.”
You can find out more about Stefan, donate to his campaign, pledge your vote or sign up to volunteer on his website at: http://www.saskndp.ca/rumpel
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