You did it! Thank you to all who volunteered, voted, and encouraged others to vote!

Here are the results of the Nov. 4th election.

Statewide

Roughly 3.5 million votes cast (compared to 3 million two years ago when two justices were elected

All 3 Democratic Supreme Court justices were retained by margins of 61%-39%

Democrat Brandon Neuman won Superior Court by 56%-43%

Democrat Alice Beck Dubow was retained on Superior Court by 62%-38%

Democrat Stella Tasi won Commonwealth Court by 56%-44%

Democrat Michael Wojcik was retained on Commonwealth Court by 62%-38%

 

Cumberland County Turnout: 44.85%

Democrat Susan Turner won Recorder of Deeds by 513 votes

Democrat Montana Hartman won Prothonotary by 680 votes

Democrat Christine Line won the only contested District Judge race by 1,328 votes

 

Carlisle

Democrat Sean Schultz won re-election for mayor by 2,278 votes (71%)

Democrats won for Superior Court, Commonwealth Court, Court of Common Pleas

Camp Hill

Republican won for mayor

Democrats swept borough council

Mechanicsburg

Democrats swept borough council

Mayor was uncontested by someone who cross-filed 

New Cumberland

Democrat Joan Erney won re-election for mayor by 482 votes (57 votes previously)

Democrats swept borough council

Virginia

Democrat Abigail Spanberger won for governor by 58%-42% 

New Jersey

Democrat Mikie Sherrill won for governor by 56%-43% 

California

Redistricting referendum won by 64%-36% (71% of vote counted) 

New York City

Democrat Zohran Mamdani won by 50%-42%-7%

Save the Date! Our next general meeting is on Friday, Nov. 21, at 6PM. All registered Democrats are invited to attend. After a short business session, this meeting will be an event to celebrate our candidates in the recent election.
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