A candidate for public office has passed away. Bruce Giudici, who was 68 years old, was running for a seat in District 5. He was still actively campaigning at the time of his death, which occurred while he was door-knocking.
Despite his passing, Giudici remains on the ballot. Further details about the circumstances of his death are not available here, but more information can be found through other sources.
The election for the District 5 seat will presumably proceed, with Giudici's name still listed as a candidate. No additional information is available at this time.
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