Judge Matt Rudzki for Common Pleas

Tonight was the last stop of the campaign: Rollo's Democratic Rally in Pitcairn.

Six months ago at Rollo's, I stood on the same stage with the same group in front of the same crowd.

I had one ask of the Committee people, friends, and allies there that night—make the Democratic endorsement matter again. As a former Democratic Chair, I had often heard people make statements like "the endorsement isn't what it used to be" or "the endorsement doesn't matter". That's a bunch of malarky.

I asked the crowd to pull out their rolodexes, make calls, send texts, and talk to neighbors about voting for the eight endorsed Dems. And they did. And the people spoke. And we swept. And I asked them to do it again.

A highly qualified, diverse group of eight Democratic nominees are on your ballot on November 4. It is a heck of a great group of people, I am humbled and honored to be among them, and I know they will all do a fantastic job on the bench.

In two days, when you go the polls, vote for the and vote YES for retention:

✔️ Vote Amanda Green-Hawkins
✔️ Vote Dan Miller for Judge
✔️ Keep Judge Quita Bridges
✔️ Capone for Judge
✔️ Anthony DeLuca for Judge
✔️ Heather For Judge 2025
✔️ Hickton for Judge
✔️ Judge Matt Rudzki for Common Pleas

If you feel like you might be forgetting something, have you completed and returned your mail-in ballot?

No worries—there’s still time to check out the Mt. Lebanon Democratic Committee slate card, fill out your ballot, and drop it in the mail or return it to one of the County’s many ballot return locations.

Remember your and vote YES for retention!