Judge Dan McCaffery is a military veteran and an experienced judge who wants “to restore faith in the judicial branch of government.” He sits on the Pennsylvania Superior Court and has a strong record of public services and putting everyday folks and working families first.
McCaffery has received the support of many labor unions, Planned Parenthood of PA, and the Pennsylvania National Organization for Women. The Pennsylvania Bar Association rates him as ‘Highly Recommended,’ citing his “broad experience as a practicing attorney, proven record of judicial leadership, high ethical standards and dedication to the legal profession and the community.”
Judge McCaffery will stand with everyday Pennsylvanians to protect their rights and freedoms and ensure the courts protect the people, not just the rich and powerful.
McCaffery’s opponent, Republican Judge Carolyn Carluccio, is endorsed by extreme anti-abortion organizations and was caught erasing anti-abortion language from her website after the Republican primary. Carluccio has received most of her campaign funding from a network of conservative organizations backed by Pennsylvania’s richest billionaire, which has donated millions of dollars to anti-abortion and anti-worker Republicans.
Carluccio also raised alarms when she, as a judicial candidate, said that Act 77, a Pennsylvania law that enacted mail-in voting in 2019, was bad for Pennsylvania and she wanted to “rework” it. Also, during the GOP primary, she refused to recognize the legitimacy of the 2020 and 2022 elections.
Judge Dan McCaffery is a military veteran and an experienced judge who wants “to restore faith in the judicial branch of government.” He sits on the Pennsylvania Superior Court and has a strong record of public services and putting everyday folks and working families first.
McCaffery has received the support of many labor unions, Planned Parenthood of PA, and the Pennsylvania National Organization for Women. The Pennsylvania Bar Association rates him as ‘Highly Recommended,’ citing his “broad experience as a practicing attorney, proven record of judicial leadership, high ethical standards and dedication to the legal profession and the community.”
Judge McCaffery will stand with everyday Pennsylvanians to protect their rights and freedoms and ensure the courts protect the people, not just the rich and powerful.
McCaffery’s opponent, Republican Judge Carolyn Carluccio, is endorsed by extreme anti-abortion organizations and was caught erasing anti-abortion language from her website after the Republican primary. Carluccio has received most of her campaign funding from a network of conservative organizations backed by Pennsylvania’s richest billionaire, which has donated millions of dollars to anti-abortion and anti-worker Republicans.
Carluccio also raised alarms when she, as a judicial candidate, said that Act 77, a Pennsylvania law that enacted mail-in voting in 2019, was bad for Pennsylvania and she wanted to “rework” it. Also, during the GOP primary, she refused to recognize the legitimacy of the 2020 and 2022 elections.
Judge Dan McCaffery is a military veteran and an experienced judge who wants “to restore faith in the judicial branch of government.” He sits on the Pennsylvania Superior Court and has a strong record of public services and putting everyday folks and working families first.
McCaffery has received the support of many labor unions, Planned Parenthood of PA, and the Pennsylvania National Organization for Women. The Pennsylvania Bar Association rates him as ‘Highly Recommended,’ citing his “broad experience as a practicing attorney, proven record of judicial leadership, high ethical standards and dedication to the legal profession and the community.”
Judge McCaffery will stand with everyday Pennsylvanians to protect their rights and freedoms and ensure the courts protect the people, not just the rich and powerful.
McCaffery’s opponent, Republican Judge Carolyn Carluccio, is endorsed by extreme anti-abortion organizations and was caught erasing anti-abortion language from her website after the Republican primary. Carluccio has received most of her campaign funding from a network of conservative organizations backed by Pennsylvania’s richest billionaire, which has donated millions of dollars to anti-abortion and anti-worker Republicans.
Carluccio also raised alarms when she, as a judicial candidate, said that Act 77, a Pennsylvania law that enacted mail-in voting in 2019, was bad for Pennsylvania and she wanted to “rework” it. Also, during the GOP primary, she refused to recognize the legitimacy of the 2020 and 2022 elections.
