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MUNICIPAL ELECTION NOTICE
In accordance with 25 P.S. §3041 of the Pennsylvania Election Code, notice is hereby given that there will be voted for at the Municipal Election, November 05, 2019 the following offices in the various Polling Places of Election Districts, in the Boroughs, Townships, and Wards of Bradford County, between the hours of 7:00 AM and 8:00 PM prevailing time:
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT – Vote for not more than TWO – All precincts within Bradford County
Amanda Green-Hawkins - Democratic
Daniel D. McCaffery - Democratic
Megan McCarthy King - Republican
Christylee Peck, - Republican
AUDITOR – Vote for not more than THREE – All precincts within Bradford County
Jeff Warner – Democratic
Eric Matthews – Republican
Sebrina R. Shanks – Republican
COMMISSIONER – Vote for not more than THREE – All precincts within Bradford County
Ed Bustin – Democratic
Robert L. Stevens – Democratic
Doug McLinko – Republican
Daryl Miller – Republican
DISTRICT ATTORNEY – Vote for ONE – All precincts within Bradford County
Albert C. Ondrey – Democratic
Chad M. Salsman – Republican
CORONER – Vote for ONE – All precincts within Bradford County
Thomas M. Carman – Republican
PROTHNOTARY & CLERK OF COURTS – Vote for ONE – All precincts within Bradford County
Dawn Close – Republican
SHERIFF – Vote for ONE – All precincts within Bradford County
Clinton J. Walters – Democratic/Republican
REGISTER OF WILLS, RECORDER OF DEEDS & CLERK OF ORPHANS COURT - Vote for ONE – All precincts within Bradford County
Sheila Johnson – Republican
TREASURER – Vote for ONE – All precincts within Bradford County –
Matthew P. Allen – Republican
ALBA BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than THREE
Lorelei B. Colton – Republican
Gordon Matson – Republican
Tricia Hojnowski – Republican
ALBA BOROUGH AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Corin Bastion-Lewis – Republican
ALBA BOROUGH AUDITOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
ALBANY TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR - 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE –No candidates filed
ALBANY TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
ALBANY TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
ARMENIA TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Wayne Morgan – Republican
ARMENIA TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
ASYLUM TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Kenneth Ober – Democratic
Donald E. Johnson Jr. – Republican
ASYLUM TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Sherry P. Grover – Democratic
ATHENS BOROUGH MAYOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Francis Skipp Roupp – Republican
ATHENS BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than FOUR
Matthew Davidson – Democratic
Scott P. Riley – Democratic
Scott Molnar – Republican
Robert Williams – Republican
Walter Chaykosky – Republican
ATHENS TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR -6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Susan K. Seck – Democratic
ATHENS TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Tressa Heffron – Republican
ATHENS TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
William N. Morris – Republican
BURLINGTON BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than THREE – No candidates filed
BURLINGTON BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
BURLINGTON BOROUGH AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
BURLINGTON BOROUGH AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
BURLINGTON BOROUGH AUDITOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR - 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Nelson E. Wolfe – Republican
BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
WEST BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Elgene Ward – Democratic
Charles Woodward Jr. – Republican
WEST BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Denise Slingerland – Republican
WEST BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
WEST BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
WEST BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP TAX COLLECTOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
CANTON BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than FOUR
John A. Mosser – Republican
Brandon Wilcox – Republican
George Jennings – Republican
Christopher Schrader – Republican
CANTON TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Mark J. McMurray – Republican
CANTON TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Mark Borek – Republican
COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Thomas G. Murray - Democratic
COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Stephen Pelton – Republican
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
GRANVILLE TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Samuel Colton – Democratic
Larry Fleming – Republican
GRANVILLE TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Eileen M. Deutschle – Republican
HERRICK TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term - Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
HERRICK TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Jo Ann Brink – Republican
LERAYSVILLE BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than FOUR
John E. Keegan – Republican
Richard C. Potter – Republican
Alan E. Coates – Republican
Traci N. Johnson – Republican
LERAYSVILLE BOROUGH AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
LEROY TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Jason C. Krise – Republican
LEROY TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
LEROY TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
LEROY TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
LITCHFIELD TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Frederick Tiffany – Republican
LITCHFIELD TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Alice Rogers – Republican
MONROE BOROUGH MAYOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE - No candidates filed
MONROE BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than THREE
Brenda J. Munkittrick – Republican
Joan L. Grenell – Republican
Amy L. Calaman – Republican
MONROE BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 2 Year Term – Vote for not more than THREE
C. James Vanderpool – Democratic
Daniel E. Troup – Democratic
Leo J. Wills, Jr. – Republican
MONROE BOROUGH AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
MONROE BOROUGH AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
MONROE BOROUGH AUDITOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
MONROE TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Vernon Perry, III – Republican
MONROE TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
NEW ALBANY BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Michelle Dunham – Republican
ORWELL TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
John T. Strope – Republican
ORWELL TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE - No candidates filed
ORWELL TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE - No candidates filed
ORWELL TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE - No candidates filed
OVERTON TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Dennis Chase – Republican
OVERTON TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Robert Broschart – Democratic
OVERTON TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
PIKE TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Brennan D. Coates – Republican
PIKE TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
PIKE TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
PIKE TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
RIDGEBURY TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Percy Talada – Republican
RIDGEBURY TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Pat Scala – Democratic
RIDGEBURY TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
ROME BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than THREE
Cherry Benjamin – Republican
ROME BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
ROME BOROUGH AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
ROME BOROUGH AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
ROME TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Jason A. Abell – Republican
Greg Perry – Libertarian
ROME TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
ROME TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
SAYRE BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than FOUR
Jessica Meyer – Democratic
Cori Belles – Democratic
Irene Slocum – Democratic
Patrick Gillette – Republican
SHESHEQUIN TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
John Smith – Republican
SHESHEQUIN TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Aaron Holdren – Republican
SHESHEQUIN TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Linda Marie Gaskill – Republican
SHESHEQUIN TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Brandy Smith – Republican
SHESHEQUIN TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
SMITHFIELD TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Jacqueline Kingsley – Democratic
SMITHFIELD TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
SOUTH CREEK TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Stephen Decker – Republican
SOUTHCREEK TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
SOUTHCREEK TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
SOUTHCREEK TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
SOUTH WAVERLY BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
Leo F. Bentley, Jr. – Democratic
Cori Lasco – Republican
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Ron Wood – Democratic/Republican
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
STANDING STONE TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
John Lukach – Republican
STANDING STONE TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
STEVENS TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Randy L. Campbell – Republican
STEVENS TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 4Year Term – Vote for ONE
Levi Meglich – Republican
STEVENS TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Mildred E. Chamberlin – Republican
SYLVANIA BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
Jared J. Renzo – Republican
Hal Norton, Jr. – Republican
SYLVANIA BOROUGH AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
SYLVANIA BOROUGH AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
TERRY TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Paul Tuttle – Republican
TERRY TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
TERRY TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
TOWANDA BOROUGH 1ST WARD COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
Phillip W. Roof – Republican
Ryan P. Eberlin – Republican
TOWANDA BOROUGH 2ND WARD COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Paul Sweitzer – Republican
TOWANDA BOROUGH 2ND WARD COUNCILMAN – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE
James B. Lacek – Republican
TOWANDA BOROUGH 3RD WARD COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
J. Mark Christini – Republican
Ellen T. Lacek – Republican
TOWANDA TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Wilma Lindsey – Republican
TOWANDA TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Gary Scranton – Republican
TOWANDA TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Joe Snell – Republican
NORTH TOWANDA TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR - 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
NORTH TOWANDA TOWNSHIP AUDITOR- 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
NORTH TOWANDA TOWNSHIP AUDITOR- 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
NORTH TOWANDA TOWNSHIP AUDITOR- 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
TROY BOROUGH COUNCILMAN - 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than FOUR – No candidates filed
TROY TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Randy G. Calkins – Republican
TROY TOWNSHIP AUDITOR - 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Bonnie J. Stone – Democratic
TUSCARORA TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Dean Bennett – Democratic/Republican
TUSCARORA TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
TUSCARORA TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
TUSCARORA TOWNSHIP TAX COLLECTOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Sandra Gehin – Republican
ULSTER TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Gerald M. Slater, Jr. – Democratic/Republican
ULSTER TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Janette A. Holdren – Republican
WARREN TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Mark S. Wheaton – Republican
WARREN TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
James Moore – Republican
WELLS TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
David L. Stewart – Democratic/Republican
WELLS TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
WILMOT TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Mark Dietz – Republican
WILMOT TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
WILMOT TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
WILMOT TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
WINDHAM TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
David J. Wilson – Republican
WINDHAM TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
WYALUSING BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than THREE
Joshua VanDeMark – Republican
Joshua Kilmer – Republican
WYALUSING BOROUGH COUNCILMAN – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
WYALUSING TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Lanny Stethers – Republican
WYALUSING TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Rose Repsher – Republican
WYSOX TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Kevin J. West – Democratic/Republican
WYSOX TOWNSHIP AUDITOR – 6 Year Term – Vote for ONE – No candidates filed
ATHENS AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 1 – ATHENS BORO – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
Charles Frisbie – Democratic/Republican
Brendon Hitchcock – Democratic/Republican
ATHENS AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 2 – ATHENS TOWNSHIP & SHESHEQUIN TOWNSHIP – 4 Year Term – Vote ONE
John W. Cheresnowsky – Democratic/Republican
ATHENS AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 2 – ATHENS TOWNSHIP & SHESHEQUIN TOWNSHIP – 2 Year Term – Vote ONE
Kevin Rude – Democratic/Republican
ATHENS AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 3 – RIDGEBURY TOWNSHIP, SMITHFIELD TOWNSHIP & ULSTER TOWNSHIP – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
Kathy Jo Minnick – Democratic/Republican
Lisa Braund – Democratic/Republican
CANTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 1 – CANTON TOWNSHIP & LEROY TOWNSHIP – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
Krista Jennings – Democratic/Republican
Gary L. Black – Democratic/Republican
CANTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 2 – CANTON BORO – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
William G. Holland, III – Republican
Eric Anderson – Republican
NORTHEAST BRADFORD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT – LERAYSVILLE BOROUGH, ORWELL TOWNSHIP, PIKE TOWNSHIP, ROME BOROUGH, ROME TOWNSHIP, WARREN TOWNSHIP & WINDHAM TOWNSHIP – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than FIVE
Louis Ugliuzza – Democratic/Republican
Richard R. Jones – Democratic/Republican
Donald Stewart – Democratic/Republican
Teresa Murray Edsell – Republican
Steven Allabaugh – Republican
SAYRE ARE SCHOOL DISTRICT – LITCHFIELD TOWNSHIP, SAYRE BOROUGH & SOUTH WAVERLY BOROUGH – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than FIVE
Peter J. Quattrini, Jr. – Democratic/Republican
Andrew Hickey – Democratic/Republican
Debra Agnew – Democratic/Republican
Donald F. Skerpon – Democratic/Republican
SAYRE ARE SCHOOL DISTRICT – LITCHFIELD TOWNSHIP, SAYRE BOROUGH & SOUTH WAVERLY BOROUGH – 2 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Margaret K. Barry – Democratic/Republican
TOWANDA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 1 – TOWANDA BOROUGH 2ND WARD, TOWANDA BOROUGH 3RD WARD & NORTH TOWANDA TOWNSHIP – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
Mark Gannon – Democratic/Republican
Evelyn Sherburne – Republican
TOWANDA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 2 – ASYLUM TOWNSHIP, FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, MONROE BOROUGH, MONROE TOWNSHIP & TOWANDA TOWNSHIP – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
Brooks H. Greenland – Democratic/Republican
Chad Strickland – Democratic/Republican
TOWANDA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 3 – STANDING STONE TOWNSHIP, TOWANDA BOROUGH 1ST WARD & WYSOX TOWNSHIP – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE
Deborah West – Democratic/Republican
TROY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 1 – ALBA BOROUGH, ARMENIA TOWNSHIP, TROY BOROUGH & TROY TOWNSHIP – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
Janet R. Ordway – Democratic/Republican
TROY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 2 – COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP, SOUTH CREEK TOWNSHIP, SYLVANIA BOROUGH & WELLS TOWNSHIP – 4 Year Term – Vote for ONE –No candidates filed
TROY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 3 – BURLINGTON BOROUGH, BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP, WEST BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP, GRANVILLE TOWNSHIP & SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
Sheryl Angove – Democratic/Republican
Dan J. Martin – Republican
WYALUSING AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 1 – ALBANY TOWNSHIP, NEW ALBANY BOROUGH, OVERTON TOWNSHIP, TERRY TOWNSHIP & WILMOT TOWNSHIP – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
Joseph J. McMahon – Democratic/Republican
Richard M. Robinson – Democratic/Republican
WYALUSING AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 2 – HERRICK TOWNSHIP, WYALUSING BOROUGH & WYALUSING TOWNSHIP – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
Douglas Eberlin – Democratic/Republican
WYALUSING AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT REGION 3 – STEVENS TOWNSHIP & TUSCARORA TOWNSHIP (IN BRADFORD COUNTY) – 4 Year Term – Vote for not more than TWO
Barbara Prevost – Democratic
Nicholas Vanderpool – Democratic/Republican
STATEWIDE COURTS
SUPERIOR COURT
Shall Anne E. Lazarus be retained for an additional term as Judge of the Superior Court of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania? Yes or No
Shall Judy Olson be retained for an additional term as Judge of the Superior Court of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania? Yes or No
COMMONWEALTH COURT
Shall Kevin Brobson be retained for an additional term as Judge of the Commonwealth Court of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania? Yes or No
Shall Patricia A. McCullough be retained for an additional term as Judge of the Commonwealth Court of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania? Yes or No
COUNTY COURTS
Shall Maureen T. Beirne be retained for an additional term as Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, 42nd Judicial District, Bradford County? Yes or No
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
CRIME VICTIM RIGHTS
Ballot Question
Shall the Pennsylvania Constitution be amended to grant certain rights to crime victims, including to be treated with fairness, respect and dignity; considering their safety in bail proceedings; timely notice and opportunity to take part in public proceedings; reasonable protection from the accused; right to refuse discovery requests made by the accused; restitution and return of property; proceedings free from delay; and to be informed of these rights, so they can enforce them? Yes or No
Plain English Statement of the Office of Attorney General
The proposed amendment, if approved by the electorate, will add a new section to Article I of the Pennsylvania Constitution. That amendment will provide victims of crimes with certain, new constitutional rights that must be protected in the same way as the rights afforded to individuals accused of committing a crime.
The proposed amendment defines “victim” as both a person against whom the criminal act was committed and any person who was directly harmed by it. The accused or any person a court decides is not acting in the best interest of a victim cannot be a victim.
Generally, the proposed amendment would grant victims the constitutional right to receive notice and be present and speak at public proceedings involving the alleged criminal conduct. It would also grant victims the constitutional right to receive notice of any escape or release of the accused and the right to have their safety and the safety of their family considered in setting the amount of bail and other release conditions. It would also create several other new constitutional rights, such as the right to timely restitution and return of property, the right to refuse to answer questions asked by the accused, and the right to speak with a government attorney.
Specifically, the proposed amendment would establish the following new rights for victims:
● To be treated with fairness and respect for the victim’s safety, dignity and privacy
● To have the safety of the victim and the victim’s family considered in fixing the amount of bail and release conditions for the accused
● To reasonable and timely notice of and to be present at all public proceedings involving the criminal or delinquent conduct
● To be notified of any pretrial disposition of the case
● With the exception of grand jury proceedings, to be heard in any proceeding where a right of the victim is implicated, including, but not limited to, release, plea, sentencing, disposition, parole and pardon
● To be notified of all parole procedures, to participate in the parole process, to provide information to be considered before the parole of the offender, and to be notified of the parole of the offender
● To reasonable protection from the accused or any person acting on behalf of the accused
● To reasonable notice of any release or escape of the accused
● To refuse an interview, deposition or other discovery request made by the accused or any person acting on behalf of the accused
● Full and timely restitution from the person or entity convicted for the unlawful conduct
● Full and timely restitution as determined by the court in a juvenile delinquency proceeding
● To the prompt return of property when no longer needed as evidence
● To proceedings free from unreasonable delay and a prompt and final conclusion of the case and any related postconviction proceedings
● To confer with the attorney for the government
● To be informed of all rights enumerated in this section
The proposed amendment would allow a victim or prosecutor to ask a court to enforce these constitutional rights but would not allow a victim to become a legal party to the criminal proceeding or sue the Commonwealth or any political subdivision, such as a county or municipality, for monetary damages.
Once added to the Pennsylvania Constitution, these specific rights of victims cannot be eliminated, except by a judicial decision finding all or part of the amendment unconstitutional or the approval of a subsequent constitutional amendment. If approved, the General Assembly may pass a law to implement these new, constitutional rights, but it may not pass a law eliminating them. If approved, State and local governments will need to create new procedures to ensure that victims receive the rights provided for by the amendment.
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