Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Andy Brown (politician)
Just having a smattering of local coverage in one's own local media is not, in and of itself, a -based exemption from having to pass the actual notability standards for the person's actual field of employment — if that were how it worked, we would always have to keep an article about every single candidate for any elected office, municipal councillors, smalltown mayors, local restaurateurs, presidents of elementary school parent-teacher associations and high school student councils, every kid who ever tried out for his high school basketball team despite having missing fingers, every band that ever won a high school battle of the bands competition, and my mother's neighbour who got into the papers a few years back for finding a pig in her front yard. Rather, at this level of significance, the notability test he would have to pass is having ''nationalizing'' coverage indicating that he's much ''more'' notable than the norm for this — and even if he wins the election in the end, the county judge level ''still'' isn't an instant free pass over  that would guarantee him an article in and of itself
— User:Bearcat, 19:20, 18 August 2020 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:NPOL (Wikipedia:Notability)