Judge Emil Giordano is running for a seat on Pennsylvania's Superior Court. On Tuesday, May 2, 7 pm at Northampton Memorial Community Center, he'll be hosting a pizza party. Last time he did that, over 500 people showed up in an outpouring of support for the Lehigh Valley's favorite son. A son of immigrants who were unable to speak English when they first arrived in this country, Judge Giordano is no stranger to hard work. He knows what it is like to work your way up, and has developed an acute sense of empathy and compassion for others that makes him an excellent jurist. In my opinion, he's the finest in the Lehigh Valley and belongs on Pennsylvania's Superior Court.
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