Blasi Qualifies for Superior Court Run

PRESS RELEASE/ Campaign for Tracey Mason Blasi

has formally qualified for the position of Gwinnett Superior Court Judge.

“I’m running because I’m uniquely qualified for this job,” said Blasi. “I’ve served as a Municipal Judge in Duluth and the principle focus of my law practice is in professional mediation. We need impartial judges who will strictly follow our Constitution and not enter the Court with predetermined rulings.”

A professional legal mediator and a skilled attorney, Blasi has served in many capacities in her legal career, including the position of Duluth Municipal Judge and as the owner and operator of her own legal practice in Lawrenceville.

A Gwinnett native, Blasi has a long history of civic involvement with groups such as the Gwinnett Pro Bono Project, The Gwinnett Rotary Club, and is the co-founder of the United Way Women’s Legacy group. She is a graduate of Chapel Hill University in North Carolina and Georgia State University College of Law.

“I look forward to bringing my experience in the legal community and my passion for creating a stronger Gwinnett County to the Judicial Bench,” Blasi said. “Gwinnett is a large county with many fine citizens that live here. I will work to give them the best and the fairest rulings possible once elected.”

Tracey Mason Blasi is running for Superior Court Judge in the July 31 election.

(Editor's Note: Snellville Patch is publishing all received press releases regarding election qualification that concern Snellville voters.)