poor residents of his riding had been denied the right to vote because enumerators were reluctant to enter their neighbourhoods. He did not blame his own defeat on a flawed enumeration methods. Keeper sought the NDP's Winnipeg North Centre nomination again for the 1993 federal election, but lost to Maureen Hemphill. He campaigned for re-election to Winnipeg City Council in 1995 as a candidate of Winnipeg in the Nineties, but lost to incumbent councillor Amaro Silva in the Daniel McIntyre ward. He identified public safety as one of his main concerns. In May 2005, Keeper, Jim Silver and Michael MacKenzie published a Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives study addressing low turnout rates among aboriginal voters. Footnotes External links Living people 1943 births Members of the House of Commons of Canada from Manitoba New Democratic Party MPs Carleton University alumni University of Winnipeg alumni Métis politicians Winnipeg city councillors Indigenous Members of the House of Commons of Canada Canadian Métis people