Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Five republican candidates for the Marple Newtown School District race take all five seats on the school board.
Eight candidates–five republicans, three democrats–vied for five seats on Marple Newtown School District's School Board of Directors on Tuesday's election. The five republicants, which included incumbents Richard Sokorai and Fred Dewey along with newcomers Jamie Mariano, Sherry-Lee McAuliffe and Robert Sack, took the win for the five, four-year term seats on the School Board. Marple Township Republican Committee Chairman Pat Larkin addressed the endorsed candidates on election night with a congratulatory speech. "We banded together like we always do," said Larkin. "I was very proud to watch our group do this from afar–you make it happen." After the votes were counted for and their winning results came in, both Mariano and McAuliffe shared …
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Robert Sack, one of the eight candidates running in this November's Marple Newtown School Board race, has recently submitted his platform to Marple Newtown Patch. Read his profile below.
Eight candidates are vying for five, four-year term seats on the Marple Newtown School Board in Nov. 8th's election. Five seats up for grabs this year include school board vice president Richard Sokorai and school board members Fred Dewey, Edward Partridge, Joseph Rufo and Dana Kauffman. But only Sokorai and Dewey will be running again this year while Partridge, Rufo and Kauffman will not seek re-election. Five out of the eight candidates previously gave Patch their profiles and platforms in this year's race during the May primaries. Get to know Robert Sack, who is also running for a seat on the school board this year and has recently submitted his candidate profile. Name: Robert Sack Background: I am 39-years-old, married with four …
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
There were 3,114 unofficial votes counted towards newcomer Jamie Mariano and 2,923 votes for Sherry-Lee McAuliffe in the Marple Newtown School Board primary elections May 17.
A few newcomers led the Marple Newtown School Board primary elections with the highest votes on May 17. There were eight candidates who filed for five, four-year seats on the board. Though each candidate cross-filed in Tuesday's primary elections, five were put up by the Republican Committee–Jamie Mariano, Sherry-Lee McAuliffe, Fred Dewey, Richard Sokorai and Robert Sack–while the democrats put their own candidates on the ballot which included Genevieve Fox, Hector Lopez and Matthew Stepanic. Mariano, a republican candidate, came out on top in the primary school board elections Tuesday with a strong 3,114 (2,668 republican votes, 446 democrat votes) total votes counted towards her. Mariano was followed by another newcomer to the school …
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Patch went around snapping shots of the primary and school board elections May 17 around Marple and Newtown communities.
Patch went around the Marple Newtown community on a dreary Tuesday snapping photos at several polling sites around Marple and Newtown townships during the primary and school board elections. From the municipal building to St. Alban's Church, Newtown contender Edward Partridge's supporters were seen stationed at each polling site around the township but Board of Supervisors Vice Chairwoman Linda Houldin also had several committee people stationed at each site. It was a somewhat "steady" voter turn-out in the township, according to Republican Committeewoman Cheryl Stank, who was stationed at the Newtown Public Library, in support of Houldin. Partridge supporters John Battista, Tracy Alberti and Jack Wusinich, who were also stationed at the …
Two contested races are happening in the elections on May 17–Marple Newtown School Board and the Newtown GOP primaries.
Whether you're a registered Democrat or Republican, there are a few contested races in the Marple Newtown community Tuesday. Patch brings you a recap on what you need to know for the May 17 elections before you vote. Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. in both townships. Check back with Patch later for election results. Although there isn't a contested race for Marple Township's Board of Commissioners this year, residents can still vote for Marple Newtown School Board candidates on Tuesday. School board candidates in the state can cross-file for the primary race, meaning that voters from either party can vote for candidates from either party. There are eight candidates in the running for five, four-year seats on the board. Only two …
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Friday, May 13, 2011
Patch profiles candidates for Marple Newtown School Board.
Eight candidates are vying for five, four-year term seats on the Marple Newtown School Board in May 17's election. School board vice president Richard Sokorai and members Fred Dewey, Edward Partridge, Joseph Rufo and Dana Kauffman are up for re-election in this year's race, leaving five seats open. But only Sokorai and Dewey will be running again this year while Partridge, Rufo and Kauffman will not seek re-election. Five out of the eight candidates give Patch a glimpse of their background and why they’re running in this year's race. *Name: Fred Dewey Background: I am 40 years old and have lived 28 years in the district including the last 10 years. I am single and did not attend school in the district nor does my child attend. I have an M…
KindaChubby
7:56 am on Wednesday, November 9, 2011
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