Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Toni Giugliano
Political backroom advisors are not automatically presumed notable just for existing, and neither are non-winning candidates for political office. And most of the sources here are not substantively about Giugliano, but merely namecheck his existence within coverage that is about other things or people — the only two sources that are about him to the depth needed to count for anything toward  are both in the context of his candidacy. But such coverage falls under , because every candidate for any office in any election ''always'' generates some of that type of coverage, so its existence cannot be the base of a claim that he's notable because "media coverage exists ergo GNG" — to be considered notable because candidate per se, the candidate must either (a) be shown and sourced as already notable for other reasons besides the candidacy (which, again, the sourcing here is not showing since he's not the subject of any coverage outside the candidacy itself), or (b) be shown and sourced as having had his campaign coverage explode far out of proportion to what could be routinely expected to exist, along the lines of what happened to Christine O'Donnell in 2010 (which two pieces of campaign coverage is not doing
— User:Bearcat, 13:50, 13 June 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:ROUTINE (Wikipedia:Notability)