Politics & Government
Election 2011 Roundup in Neighboring Patch Towns
We know who Marple Newtown voters voted for in Tuesday's election but who did other neighboring voters vote for in their towns? Find out here.
There weren't any upsets in and the .
But curious how the other parties fared in nearby towns? Click on the headline links below to read the full story.
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Media-Middletown-Upper Providence-Edgmont Patch
The Democrats swept the race with Kent Davidson, Brian Hall and Paul Robinson beating out Republicans Pete Alyanakian, an incumbent, Toni Cavanagh DiMonte and Tedman O'Hara.
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Republican Incumbents Lorriane Bradshaw and Mark Kirchgasser win the two At-Large seats, beating out Democrat Mary Jo Grove.
GOP Wins Upper Providence Township Dist. 4 Election
In the District 4 race, Republican Lisa Mundy won by 84 votes, beating out Democrat William Thomas.
William "Chip" Mackrides, the Republican Incumbent, ran opposed in the Edgmont race.
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Bryn Mawr-Gladwyne Patch
Democrats swept all five contested Lower Merion Board of Commissioners races in Tuesday's general election, keeping a 10-4 majority on the board.
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners is headed for Democratic control.
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Haverford-Havertown Patch
The Republicans of Haverford Township defeated their Democratic opponents in the 2011 elections.
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Radnor Patch
Democratic Commissioner Candidates Victorious
The wins will give the Board of Commissioners a 5 to 2 Democratic majority.
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