Deletion of Jason Klush

Comment: Purely local coverage of local municipal politics ''always'' exists — the "significant press coverage" condition for local politicians in  means that the media coverage in question has to demonstrate the politician in question as significantly ''more'' notable than the norm for his or her class of topic. Mayors of ''major'' cities get a presumption of notability just for being mayors, but mayors of small towns do not — for a smalltown mayor, passage of NPOL #3 is achieved in one of two ways: either the coverage ''nationalizes'' into sources ''far'' beyond the geographic range in which such coverage is merely ''expected'', and/or the local coverage ''volumizes'' to the point where a ''much'' more substantial article can be written than this, delving ''much'' more deeply into stuff he ''did'' as mayor than two PR-skewed sentences about downtown revitalization, a generic issue that ''every'' mayor in ''every'' town is grappling with in the age of the suburban big box store.And "youngest mayor" is not an automatic notability freebie, either — every single town or village that has had mayors at all will always have had its own youngest-ever mayor, and at 33 he's old enough that there's a ''lot'' of room left over for somebody else to come along in the future and outyouth him again. If he were the youngest person ever to be elected as a mayor anywhere in the entire United States, there might be a notability case on that basis — but merely being the youngest person to serve as mayor of one specific town is ''not'' a distinction that can create an automatic "every town with mayors automatically gets its own youngest mayor into Wikipedia free" card
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:NPOL)