30 Jan
Evening In Support of Sarra
Venue:
The Rivers Club
Senator Jay Costa & Robert Del Greco Jr. cordially invite you to join Sarra Terry for an evening in support of her campaign.
Time:
5:00 PM
Primary Election Day:
Tuesday, May 20, 2025
It's Go Time!
The road to Election Day starts with collecting petition signatures. We need your signature on an official petition to secure my place on the ballot for Judge of the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas. This is the first critical step in bringing fair, experienced, and compassionate leadership to our courts. We can’t do it without you!
Click to Download a PetitionHow Can You Help?
- Sign a Petition: Contact us and find a signing location near you.
- Host a Petition Event: Rally friends & neighbors!
- Volunteer to Collect Signatures: Join our grassroots movement.
Sarra's contributions include:
- Advocating for trauma-informed practices across all court divisions.
- Breaking generational cycles of criminal court involvement with career training programs.
- Supporting clients and families with meaningful mental health resources.
- Strengthening community partnerships to promote fairness and opportunity.
Petition FAQs
Sarra is committed to creating a legal system that prioritizes people over process. Her work focuses on:
Boards & Commitees
- Where can I download the petition?
You can download the official petition form at: - Who can sign the petition? You must be a registered Democrat or Republican voter in Allegheny County AND must use your official voter registration address.
- How do I properly sign the petition? You must use blue or black ink, print clearly and legibly, and fill out all required fields:
- Full name
- Address (must match voter registration)
- Date of signing
- Signature (must be your own) - Can I collect signatures from others?
Yes! You can help gather signatures from other eligible voters. IMPORTANT: All signatures must be collected in person—no digital or photocopied signatures are allowed. - How do I submit the petition?
Mail or drop off completed petitions to:
P.O. Box 101395 Pittsburgh, PA 15237
Must be received by March 11, 2025 - Can I print the petition at home?
Yes, but it must be printed double-sided (front & back). Do not alter or resize the form—use standard 8.5”x11” paper. - What happens after I sign? Your signature helps me get on the ballot for Judge of the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas! Every signature brings us closer to fair, experienced, and compassionate leadership in our courts.
Awards
- Recipient, Leadership in Advocacy Award
- Honored for Contributions to Juvenile Justice Reform
Questions? Need a petition mailed to you?
Click and contact us via our contact form or email us at info@voteforsarra.com.
Key Dates To Know
Sarra earned her Juris Doctor Degree from the Duquesne University Thomas P. Kline School of Law.
Like many other talented professionals from diverse backgrounds and experiences, she attended the evening program. This allowed her to work a full-time job during the day, a financial necessity.
Today, Sarra maintains the same grit that was required to graduate from Duquesne Law while also earning a living.
- First Day to Sign & Circulate Petitions: February 18, 2025
- Deadline to Submit Petitions to the Campaign: March 5, 2025
- Primary Election: May 20, 2025
It's Go Time!
The road to Election Day starts with collecting petition signatures. We need your signature on an official petition to secure my place on the ballot for Judge of the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas. This is the first critical step in bringing fair, experienced, and compassionate leadership to our courts. We can’t do it without you!
Click to Download a PetitionHow Can You Help?
- Sign a Petition: Contact us and find a signing location near you.
- Host a Petition Event: Rally friends & neighbors!
- Volunteer to Collect Signatures: Join our grassroots movement.
Sarra's contributions include:
- Advocating for trauma-informed practices across all court divisions.
- Breaking generational cycles of criminal court involvement with career training programs.
- Supporting clients and families with meaningful mental health resources.
- Strengthening community partnerships to promote fairness and opportunity.
Petition FAQs
Sarra is committed to creating a legal system that prioritizes people over process. Her work focuses on:
Boards & Commitees
- Where can I download the petition?
Click to open and save the official petition form. - Who can sign the petition? You must be a registered Democrat or Republican voter in Allegheny County AND must use your official voter registration address.
- How do I properly sign the petition? You must use blue or black ink, print clearly and legibly, and fill out all required fields:
- Full name
- Address (must match voter registration)
- Date of signing
- Signature (must be your own) - Can I collect signatures from others?
Yes! You can help gather signatures from other eligible voters. IMPORTANT: All signatures must be collected in person—no digital or photocopied signatures are allowed. - How do I submit the petition?
Mail or drop off completed petitions to:
P.O. Box 101395 Pittsburgh, PA 15237
Must be received by March 5, 2025 - Can I print the petition at home?
Yes, but it must be printed double-sided (front & back). Do not alter or resize the form—use standard 8.5”x11” paper. - What happens after I sign? Your signature helps me get on the ballot for Judge of the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas! Every signature brings us closer to fair, experienced, and compassionate leadership in our courts.
Awards
- Recipient, Leadership in Advocacy Award
- Honored for Contributions to Juvenile Justice Reform
Questions? Need a petition mailed to you? Click and contact us via our contact form or email us at info@voteforsarra.com.
Rooted in Family. Focused on the Future.
Sarra is a proud wife and mother, raising her family in Ross Township. Her experiences as a parent fuel her commitment to making Allegheny County a safer, stronger place for future generations. Whether attending school events or cheering from the sidelines, Sarra knows firsthand how important it is to support families and build communities.
Sarra believes that breaking harmful cycles—whether in the justice system, in families, or in communities—requires intention, compassion, and action. She has spent her career advocating for second chances, ensuring that individuals and families have access to the resources they need to heal and move forward. Whether it’s guiding young people away from the juvenile justice system, supporting career training programs to break the cycle of poverty, or championing trauma-informed practices in court, Sarra has always worked to create pathways to brighter futures.
She carries this same dedication into her own home and community—showing up for school events, cheering from the sidelines, and reinforcing the values of fairness, resilience, and opportunity for the next generation. Now, she’s ready to continue this work from the bench, ensuring that the Court of Common Pleas serves as a place of justice, accountability, and hope—so that every family has the chance to build a stronger future.
Boards & Commitees
- Member, Pennsylvania Legal Diversity & Inclusivity Coalition
- Volunteer, Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank
Awards
- Recipient, Leadership in Advocacy Award
- Honored for Contributions to Juvenile Justice Reform
Upcoming Campaign Events
Please join us at one of the following campaign events.
Laurie would love to see you and chat a bit.
27 Feb
Hampton Township Democratic Committee - Candidate Signature Petitioning & Fundraiser
Venue:
Hampton Community Center
The Hampton Township Democratic Committee is hosting a candidate signature petitioning & fundraising event.
Time:
6:30 to 8:30 PM
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Together, we can ensure Sarra Terry brings her experience and compassion to the bench.