3:15 p.m.: Interesting situation must have happened when Shannon Meehan, the Democrat seeking to oust longtime state Rep. Nick Micozzie, R-163, went to vote.
That polling place is the Primos-Secane-Westbrook fire house, which is in the heart of Micozzie territory. You can always count on seeing Micozzie signs line the streets of the area, including Bishop Avenue.
And Nick's daughter, Magisterial District Judge Kelly Micozzie-Aguirre, has her office next door.
It didn't likely bother Meehan, however. Anbody who went through what he survived in battle in Iraq is certainly able to handle Delco politics.
That polling place is the Primos-Secane-Westbrook fire house, which is in the heart of Micozzie territory. You can always count on seeing Micozzie signs line the streets of the area, including Bishop Avenue.
And Nick's daughter, Magisterial District Judge Kelly Micozzie-Aguirre, has her office next door.
It didn't likely bother Meehan, however. Anbody who went through what he survived in battle in Iraq is certainly able to handle Delco politics.
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