Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Maryanne Connelly
nbsp; Mayors are inherently part of a larger topic on Wikipedia, in this case Fanwood, New Jersey, so Wikipedia's notability is ''never'' a threshold for inclusion given  and .&nbsp; Given the additional reliable sources, being a losing candidate for a congress increases the possibility of notability.&nbsp; We have six different articles with coverage of the topic.&nbsp; This particular candidate's experiences as a female candidate in 2000 are mentioned in a string of Google Books leading up to 2016.&nbsp; A WP:BEFORE D1 snippet from Google news I found interesting: It is from Slate magazine, 22 November 2011, http://www.slate.com/articles/double_x/doublex/2011/11/elizabeth_warren_ad_from_karl_rove_s_crossroads_gps_pac_how_political_attack_ads_against_men_and_women_differ.html How to Hit a Woman: In 2000, during a Democratic congressional primary in New Jersey, a female candidate named Maryanne Connelly was portrayed in a radio ad as a contestant on a game show. Asked a policy question, the voice playing Connelly replied, “Ooh, that's hard.” Regarding the NOW Women of Courage Award, http://www.jstor.org/stable/20837389 is a link found in Google scholar with a snippet saying, "Amidst gearing up for a new wave of leadership and fine-tuning the organization's rejuvenated voice, NOW members honored Maryanne Connelly, a feminist
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Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:SPINOUT||WP:ATD (Wikipedia:Article size)