Michael Bazak
Liberal candidate in the Roblin Winnipeg race.
Michael can be reached on social media,at [email protected],or by calling 204-410-4990.
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Questionnaire Response
Michael Bazak - Roblin
1. Why did you decide to run in the Manitoba election?
I think Manitoba can do better than Brian Pallister and Wab Kinew as their Premier and I saw an opportunity to run independently under the Manitoba Liberal banner. More Manitoba Liberals elected means a minority government and more accountability.
2. Why should a voter consider electing you to represent them?
I am honest, educated and will prioritize constituents over party. I have supported all three major parties and have voted for the policies of the day and against the arrogance that tends to befall majority governments. I will vote for policies that offer incremental improvement to the constituents of Roblin.
3. What key issue(s) / topic(s) will you stand for in your role as MLA, and why are these important to you?
I am passionate about healthcare, education and the economy. One cannot work unless healthy, have their children move up the socioeconomic ladder without a strong education, and a strong vibrant economy is essential to create a surplus of jobs.
4. Do you have any other comments regarding your candidacy?
I will prioritize the interests of my constituents over party on each and every vote. I am not looking for a lifelong career in politics but rather a short tenure that allows me to engage constituents and enact policies that improve their lives.
News that mentions Michael Bazak
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Looking back on 2019
December 27, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...6,075 votes, easily defeating second-place New Democratic Party candidate Sophie Brandt-Murenzi, who garnered 1,886 votes, and Liberal candidate Michael Bazak with 1,728, and Green Party candidate Kevin Nichols with 1,209. Voter turnout in Roblin was 62 per cent. With the provincial constituencies’...
Driedger returned to office
September 16, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...6,075 votes, easily defeating second-place New Democratic Party candidate Sophie Brandt-Murenzi, who garnered 1,886 votes, and Liberal candidate Michael Bazak with 1,728, and Green Party candidate Kevin Nichols with 1,209. Voter turnout in Roblin was 62 per cent. With the provincial constituencies’...
Driedger returned to office
September 11, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...6,075 votes, easily defeating second-place New Democratic Party candidate Sophie Brandt-Murenzi, who garnered 1,886 votes, and Liberal candidate Michael Bazak with 1,728, and Green Party candidate Kevin Nichols with 1,209. Voter turnout in Roblin was 62 per cent. With the provincial constituencies’...
Driedger returned to office
September 11, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...6,075 votes, easily defeating second-place New Democratic Party candidate Sophie Brandt-Murenzi, who garnered 1,886 votes, and Liberal candidate Michael Bazak with 1,728, and Green Party candidate Kevin Nichols with 1,209. Voter turnout in Roblin was 62 per cent. With the provincial constituencies’...
Roblin candidates speak on policies
September 3, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...than any province. The changes will bring better care sooner to patients. The new Grace Hospital ER has been a part of that transformation. Michael Bazak (Manitoba Liberal Party): Residents have to travel further to gain access to emergency care. In addition, residents are confused when trying to...
Stepping into the political arena
August 20, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - Michael Bazak, Manitoba Liberal Party candidate for Roblin, is a newbie when it comes to politics, but that doesn’t discourage him. The 41-year-old, who works as a certified accountant, said he wasn’t planning on running for office until recently but has always had a strong interest in politics. “I...
Stepping into the political arena
August 19, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - Michael Bazak, Manitoba Liberal Party candidate for Roblin, is a newbie when it comes to politics, but that doesn’t discourage him. The 41-year-old, who works as a certified accountant, said he wasn’t planning on running for office until recently but has always had a strong interest in politics. “I...