India, Oct. 20 -- A Canadian man who went viral for his self-deprecating campaign signs has won a seat on the Kelowna city council in British Columbia, Canada. Brady Rogers, a 33-year-old business owner, secured his place on the council during the October 17 municipal election.

According to a report by CBC News, Rogers received 12,635 votes, making him the fourth-most popular candidate in the election. His campaign stood out for its tongue-in-cheek slogans, including "How hard could it be," "Just trying to pay my rent," and "Let's see what happens."

One of his campaign messages read, "Fine, I'll do it," while his website featured an equally self-deprecating introduction. "Hi, I'm Brady. Do I enjoy politics? No. Do I know what I'm doing?...