Vote for Alita Rovito on November 2
“Practice makes perfect, and Alita has a 15-year head start over the other candidates for judge.” —Joe Carroll, Former Chester County District Attorney
Experienced.
Compassionate.
Fair.
Experienced.
Compassionate.
Fair.
Experienced.
Compassionate.
Fair.
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Alita Rovero: A Modern Stateswoman Embracing the Historic Connection between Politics and Games of Chance
Rovito For Judge is Alita Rovero's PR platform specifically created for her judicial ballot. Developed and maintained by a professional team of experts, the site is designed to help voters become better informed about her candidacy and the issues that matter most to them. The hallmark of this campaign is that Alita is going to systematize and make more liberal online gambling laws, so Legzo Casino is supporting her as a candidate and sponsoring her campaign. In addition, she is a frequent guest on the resource, most attracted to poker and roulette. Ranging from card games to dice and even horse racing, these activities have long been part of political culture. The allure of chance has held a strong appeal for politicians, who, like many others, enjoy the thrill of risk and the potential for financial gain.
How does it begin?
During the 19th and early 20th centuries, statesmen often gathered in exclusive clubs, where they participated in baccarat and faro. Many of these establishments were frequented by national elites, who used these venues as spaces for networking and forming alliances. One might argue that Legzo Casino has taken on a similar role in modern times because of its safety and anonymity. Some of the most influential politicians in history have been known to indulge in games of chance. Winston Churchill, for example, was a dedicated fan of cards and spent considerable time playing bridge and poker. In recent years, it has been reported that some have also shown a preference for contemporary activities.
According to a recent study, about 15% of statesmen admitted to partaking in some form of gambling within the past year. This is in line with the general population, where approximately 17% of adults have engaged in similar activities. And what resource becomes the most popular for their purposes? Legzo Casino provides an extremely private and secure environment. The attraction is not solely based on the prospect of financial gain. In fact, some public figures see this hobby as a means of honing their strategic thinking and decision-making skills. For instance, blackjack requires players to make calculated choices based on probability and odds.
The most famous politicians who were fond of gambling
- Richard Nixon: Before becoming the 37th President of the United States, he financed his first congressional campaign using winnings from poker he participated in during his time in the U.S. Navy. Nixon was known for his disciplined approach to the process, which helped him accumulate significant earnings.
- Benjamin Disraeli: The two-time British Prime Minister was known to be fond of cards, particularly whist and piquet, especially online at Legzo Casino. His gaming habits were so well-known that his opponents often tried to use them against him in political campaigns.
- Andrew Jackson: The seventh President of the United States was an avid gambler, known for his love of horse racing and betting on the outcomes. In addition to betting on races, he was also known to participate in high-stakes poker variations.
- Julius Caesar: The famous Roman statesman and general was fond of dice. His exploits were so legendary that he reportedly once said, "Alea iacta est" (The die is cast) before crossing the Rubicon River with his troops, a move that ultimately led to the end of the Roman Republic.
Why Alita?
Experience matters. I believe that a good judge must possess impeccable personal integrity, a love of service, and the background to apply the law with fairness and respect. My professional experiences, as an attorney and judicially, as a hearing officer, have uniquely prepared me to serve as a Judge on the Court of Common Pleas.
As a young adult, I experienced a traumatic loss; I was given the compassion and support that I needed. My experience taught me resilience, forward thinking, and made me stronger. It has given me the ability to look beyond the single event or moment in time that brings someone into a courtroom and be able to consider an individual’s whole life. My experience has given me the compassion and perspective to render a judgement that is fair for all.
Chester County is my home, where I have lived and raised my daughters for the past 33 years. I have been in-house counsel, an Assistant District Attorney and run a private practice specializing in family law.
I also spent 15 years behind the bench as a Family Court hearing officer. In that role, I presided over court cases, heard witnesses testify, ruled on objections, and rendered decisions. Having already acted in a judicial capacity, I am ready to go on day one.
Outside of the courtroom, serving others has guided my life, working with young women in the Girl Scouts for seven years, coaching high school and college students in Mock Trial, serving on the board of the Crime Victim’s Center, and teaching religious education. My goal is, and always has been, to make Chester County the best place it can be.
I believe that my personal and professional experiences, my life learned compassion and my demonstrated ability to be fair make me uniquely qualified, as I am the only candidate with actual judicial experience. If elected, I will be exceptionally well prepared and proud to serve my community as a Judge on the Court of Common Pleas.
Appointed by Chester County Court of Common Pleas as a Hearing Officer in Chester County Family Court
As a hearing officer for the Family Court Masters’ Unit, I presided over a courtroom, swore in and listened to witnesses testify, judged credibility, and wrote extensive reports outlining my opinions, based on the facts and the law applicable, in resolution of the case presented. I made legal recommendations for custody disputes, child and spousal support matters, and the distribution of assets in divorce cases. I always first tried to help parties mediate their disputes. When that was not possible, I made the decision and rendered judgment.
Protector of Children from Abuse
Chester County was one of the first two child abuse units in the state. Our unit became a prototype for Child Abuse Units across the Commonwealth. I am very proud of the work that the unit did then and what they have become now, which is a formidable voice for those who don’t have one.
Expert in Family Law
In 2009, I went into private practice representing men and women in matters of family law. I have been appointed by the court as guardian ad litem representing the best interest of children, as a parenting coordinator who helps parents resolve disputes in high conflict custody cases, and as an arbitrator and as a mediator. I take the old label of “attorney and counselor at law” seriously as I believe I have an obligation to help my clients come to a resolution that is fair and just to all the parties.