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Curtis Cibinel
And then there were 21.
Curtis Cibinel has had second thoughts, and will not be seeking one of the eight seats on Kelowna city council in the upcoming municipal election.
Cibinel, who was making his first foray into civic politics, told Castanet he withdrew his name for personal reasons.
He didn't elaborate.
Candidates who filed their nomination papers by last Friday's deadline have until the 4 p.m. this Friday to withdraw their name from consideration.
The election ballots will be made official after the close of business Friday.
Candidates who choose to withdraw after Friday will still see their name on the ballot.
