Meet Aurora Stuski
West Norriton resident. Business owner. Advocate for families, seniors, and taxpayers. For over 35 years, Aurora Stuski has called West Norriton home. She is a local business owner, a mother of three, and a committed advocate for the people of this community—fighting to protect taxpayers, preserve green space, and ensure government works for residents, not the other way around.
35 Years of Community, Family, and Commitment
Aurora Stuski has been a proud West Norriton resident for over three decades. After moving from Philadelphia in 1987, she built her life, raised her family, and established deep roots in Montgomery County.
She raised three children here—instilling values of hard work, integrity, and service. She often describes herself as a “fierce Mamabear patriot,” driven by a commitment to protect families and future generations.
Aurora understands firsthand the challenges facing local residents—especially seniors on fixed incomes and families trying to build a stable future in an increasingly expensive region.
The bigger the government, the smaller the citizen.
Aurora believes in limited government, personal responsibility, and putting the residents of PA’s 4th Congressional District first.
A Proven Professional with Decades of Experience
Aurora is the Founder and Owner of AAS Appraisal Lab, serving Montgomery County since 1989. As a Graduate Gemologist and jewelry expert, she provides:
Appraisal services for jewelry, coins, and collectibles
Expert witness testimony
Estate valuation and liquidation services
Insurance claim arbitration and consumer advocacy
Her work often places her directly between clients and insurance companies—where she fights to ensure fair outcomes and protect individuals during complex and high-stakes situations.
Earlier in her career, Aurora worked in the architectural field, contributing to proposal development and managing accounts receivable for a national firm building hospitals and healthcare facilities.
Fighting for Those Who Need It Most
Aurora has long been a voice for children, families, and the elderly.
Her advocacy is deeply personal. She speaks openly about the challenges she faced growing up in Philadelphia, and how those experiences shaped her commitment to helping others.
She is especially focused on:
Reducing the tax burden on homeowners
Protecting seniors from being forced out of their homes
Preserving green space in West Norriton
Supporting strong, community-centered education
As a board member of West Norriton United, she works across political lines to protect the township’s future and quality of life.
A Record of Action and Leadership
Aurora has consistently stepped forward to serve her community and engage in the political process at every level.
Leadership & Roles:
MCRC Area 8 Vice Chair (2024–Present)
West Norriton Republican Committee Chair (2024–Present)
West Norriton 4-1 Committee Person (2022–Present)
Candidate for GOP State Committee
Elected Delegate to the Republican National Convention (CD-4)
Candidate for Montgomery County Commissioner and West Norriton Commissioner
Decades of Grassroots Engagement
Early Political Involvement (1973–1983) Aurora began her political journey working on the Charles F. Dougherty congressional campaign—canvassing, preparing mailings, and supporting outreach efforts.
1987 Moved from Philadelphia to Montgomery County, where she would build her life and career.
1989–1995 Volunteered for the Ernie Preate campaign for Attorney General and remained active in community initiatives.
2005–2018 Focused on raising her three children while continuing community service, including:
Homeroom Mom leadership
Volunteer work in soup kitchens
Organizing donation drives for families in need
2019–2021 Volunteered for Kathy Barnette’s congressional and Senate campaigns, contributing to grassroots outreach and voter engagement across Pennsylvania.
2020–2022 Re-entered political activism in response to COVID-era policies affecting families:
Census Worker in Montgomery County
Advocate for in-person education
Active in parent-led education groups
Poll watcher and election integrity volunteer
Organized drop-box monitoring efforts
Ran a successful write-in campaign for Committee Person (115 votes)
Canvassed over 1,400 households for multiple campaigns
2022–Present Expanded leadership roles and regional influence:
Vice Chair → Chair of West Norriton Republican Committee
Vice Chair of MCRC Area 8
Trump Force Captain
Delegate to the Republican National Convention
Education & Professional Training
Bachelor of Fine Arts — Arcadia University
Minor in Business Administration — Arcadia University
Graduate Gemologist — Gemological Institute of America
Members of the U.S. House of Representatives write and vote on federal laws, including the federal budget. Each represents one district and serves a two-year term. Tax bills must start in the House, only the House can impeach federal officials, and members oversee federal agencies through their committees.