I write today to ask Sag Harbor Village voters to vote for me, Carl Irace, village resident, for Sag Harbor Village justice.
A vote for me isn’t just a vote for me — it’s a vote for empathy, balanced temperament and inclusivity in our village court. You don’t have to be a lawyer to know what makes a good judge. I promise, if elected, to bring these values with me to the bench.
Please, Sag Harbor Village voters, give me your vote on village Election Day, Tuesday, June 20, where you can find me on the Windmill Party line, with Deputy Mayor Tom Gardella.
Carl Irace
Sag Harbor
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