Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Margaret Stock
The timing of this article's creation was indeed quite suspicious, but campaign advertising for topics lacking enduring notability has been an unfortunate way of life on Wikipedia for years.  That won't change until people get their heads screwed on straight about what's notable versus what's today's or yesterday's trending topics and quit relying on corporate media to dictate to them what to write about on here.  Going back to United States Senate election in Alaska, 2010|the last election for this same U.S. Senate seat, Scott McAdams had some pretty blatant COI issues.  Moreover, I've seen evidence of the belief that McAdams was highly notable six years ago but is non-notable today.  I don't believe whatsoever that this is the way Wikipedia is supposed to work.  The reason I say "neutral" boils down to https://www.adn.com/politics/2016/10/22/alaska-democrats-face-internal-strife-over-u-s-senate-candidate this story.  To summarize, much of the Alaska Democratic Party establishment is supporting Stock over their own nominee, Ray Metcalfe.  Evidence of that was abundant during the recently-concluded Alaska Federation of Natives convention.  Perhaps this is the opposite of , namely that this AFD is coming along too soon.  Given that the election is two weeks away, if Stock's money and party support results in a respectable showing at the polls, it could be necessary to revisit a deleted article.  Since the article has been around this long, there is no real harm in waiting until after the election
— User:RadioKAOS, 03:33, 24 October 2016 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:TOOSOON (Wikipedia:Too soon)