Temp has visited nearly all of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties and traveled more than 40,000 miles criss-crossing Pennsylvania since he was endorsed by the Republician Party in February, 2009.  It has been his pleasure to meet each and every one of you.   He has seen Pennsylvania’s beauty in both its scenery and its people.  He has celebrated with you at county fairs, local dinners,  annual events and parades.  Sincere and deep thanks to each of you for your warm welcomes and support of his candidacy for Superior Court of Pennsylvania!

Temp,  his sister, Eliza Smith Brown and his niece, Regina Brown passed out candy to trick or treaters at the Mt. Lebanon Halloween Parade.  Through the rain and wind, voters wished Temp victory in Tuesday’s election.  Temp’s dogs, Max and Luna, also celebrated Halloween!

October 29, 2009

“Temp Smith, a Republican, has his own extensive record arguing before Superior Court.  And he has to be one of the hardest-working attorneys there is.  Add his dedication to community involvement and you end up with a very qualified candidate.”

October 28, 2009

Temp received the endorsement of the Intelligencer Journal Lancaster New Era.  The paper cited his more than 30 years of legal and appellate experience, as making him highly qualified for the Pennsylvania Superior Court.  http://articles.lancasteronline.com/local/4/244043

October 26, 2009

Today Temp received the endorsement of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.  Temp was the second of the four to be endorsed.  His writing ability and willingness to work hard were cited by the paper as important qualities setting Temp apart from the other candidates  “…as worthy of our endorsement and your vote…”.      http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09299/1008333-192.stm

At the Italian Festival in Scranton, on Sunday, September 6th, Temp met the Monsignor and attended services at Scranton’s St. Peter Catholic church before enjoying a day meeting and greeting folks at the Festival.

Sunday, August 30th with Attorney General Tom Corbett, Joan Orie Melvin, Paula Ott, Pat Toomy, Kevin Brobson and Judy Olsen enjoying the annual Bill Meehan Clam Bake.

At the AG Fair in State College, Temp with Attorney General Tom Corbett, Superior Court candidate Sallie Mundy and Congressman Glenn (GT) Thompson.

Temp at Penn State's AG Fair

May 15, 2009

Templeton Smith Jr., 56, of Mt. Lebanon, is one of three Republicans running unopposed on Tuesday and, thus, assured a ballot slot in the fall. But we wanted to bring to the public’s attention the fact that he’s one of the hardest-working and most community-minded legal minds we know. Just for the record.

The Firearm Owners Against Crime (FOAC) is non-partisan, non-connected Political Action Committee organized to empower ‘all’ gun owners, outdoors enthusiasts and supporters of the 2nd Amendment to the Bill of Rights of the U.S. Constitution and Article 1 Section 21 of the PA Constitution with the tools and information necessary to protect this freedom from transgression.