Mary Beth Shank won both Republican and Democratic nominations for an opening on the bench as a judge in the Court of Common Pleas 39th Judicial District during Tuesday’s primary election.
I support Mary Beth Shank because I know her to be intelligent, calm under pressure, hard-working, and well-educated and versed in the law.
I am writing this in support of Ian Brink for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas. Mr. Brink is the only candidate who has the necessary qualifications for the job.
As a retired police officer with 19 years of service, I have witnessed the operations of a trial court many times throughout my career.
I have seen first-hand how hard Ian is working to meet people and earn their votes.
IAN BRINK is clearly the right choice to be our next Common Pleas Judge. I have lived in Franklin County my whole life and I love this community.
Abby Brink: On May 21st, vote for my dad Ian Brink when selecting your candidate for the judge for the Court of Common Pleas. When voting on May 21st, Think Experience, Think Brink.
My name is Ed Asbury and I support Mary Beth Shank for Judge. She has the knowledge and more importantly the heart to be a good judge for Franklin County.
My name is Bruce Levy and I want everyone to please get out and vote on May 21st, and support Ian Brink for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas.
Tom and Mary Stonesifer ask every to please join them in electing Mary Beth Shank for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
I am Stephanie Ewing Byers and I have had the immense honor and pleasure of knowing Mary Beth Shank personally for over 30 years.
I write this letter to you in support of Ian Brink for Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of the 39th Judicial District.
I’m Dave Secor, Franklin County Treasurer. On May 21st, there is only one candidate on the ballot that is qualified to be a judge in Franklin and Fulton Counties and that is Ian Brink.
CHAMBERSBURG — Two candidates running for an empty seat on the 39th Judicial District Court of Common Pleas in next month’s primary election will answer questions about criminal justice issues during a forum Thursday in Chambersburg.
