Letter to the editor: Karaica for district judge

When reviewing the candidates for magisterial district judge this November, I will be looking beyond the show that is an election year. I’ll be voting for the candidate who is a familiar face in our community because he shows up all of the time, not just when the timing would be of benefit politically.

I’ll be voting for the candidate that has supported local causes and done good in our community behind closed doors for years, without the need for recognition, because the motivation is pure.

I’ll be voting for the candidate who is not only from the district but truly for the district, having been authentically committed to the community as a proud alumni, homeowner, taxpayer and former council member, long before ever deciding to run for this office.

I’ll be voting for Mitchell Karaica because, when you remove the rose-­colored glasses and look beyond the election year, he is the only candidate who is consistent. For this reason, I hope you join me in counting on Karaica for magisterial district judge on Nov. 7.

Karen Stauffer

Cheswick