Candidates

Upper Gwynedd Township Commissioners

You deserve better than a one party rule!

There are 2 open seats in Upper Gwynedd Township Commissioner so please vote for Republican Viraf Jacob and Republican Dennis Darr.

They are both strong candidates that support Conservative / Republican values who will make sure our voices are heard.

Republicans and Independents need a voice in local government.
Vote for Balanced Representation is Upper Gwynedd Township!

North Penn School Board

A new grassroots group dedicated to the improvement of the North Penn School District has emerged from the chaos caused by falling test scores, increased physical and emotional violence and general degradation of the school environment.

We educate and serve the community by identifying and supporting school board candidates who will restore balance to the board. We will elect a board with district wide representation that reflects the community.

• A board that produces well rounded citizens.
• A board that will focus on the educational value of cultural and social norms to promote a positive school environment.
• A board that delivers fiscal, project and program transparency
• A board that make every decision with respect to the children.
• A board that is open to discussion and debate.
• A board that will prioritize school safety.
• A board that recognizes the primacy of parents and the secondary role of school in children’s lives.
• A board that will instill in the school staff the desire to educate not indoctrinate.
• A board that displays the same critical thinking skills we desire for our children.
• A board that enriches the community.
• A board that embraces the role of service to the community.
paid for by NPU

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North Penn School Board Candidates Standing Points:

Invest in Education.....Keep our taxes low.

Tax Collector Candidate

Many of you know Wendy from the UGT Republican Committee and she is an excellent candidate for our Township Tax Collector.

Please support Wendy Beatty-Burg

Judge of the Superior Court

There is an open seat on Judges of the Superior Court. Please vote for the Republican, Maria Battista.

Maria Battista has more than 15 years of legal experience in civil, criminal, and administrative law and is a former Assistant District Attorney. She is also a skilled mediator and public speaker.

As a Commonwealth attorney, Battista was counsel in the Departments of Health and State. For three years, Battista was a hearing examiner where she presided over hundreds of cases, including for the Department of Corrections.

Visit Maria Battista Superior Court Maria Battista website

Judge of the Commonwealth Court

Matt Wolford was born and raised in Erie, PA, where he and his wife, Marian, raised their four children. A lifelong Pennsylvanian, Matt has lived, studied, and worked in various parts of the Commonwealth throughout his career.

Matt learned the value of hard work early, beginning with a job at a local hardware store during his teenage years. A co-captain of his high school wrestling team, he carried the same discipline and work ethic onto college, where he worked as a lifeguard for Penn State University and spent his summers guarding the beaches of Presque Isle State Park. After graduating from Penn State, Matt went on to receive his law degree from Temple University School of Law.

Please vote for the Republican, Matt Wolford. Visit Matt Wolford Commonwealth Court Matt Wolford website

Jury Commissioner for Montgomery County

The Jury Commissioner for Montgomery County is up for reelection. Please continue your support for Merry Broderick Woods.

Court of Common Pleas - Judge Retention

Please make sure to turn you ballot over to vote on the Retention of Common Pleas Judges.

On this election ballot, you will also be asked retain for an additional term as Judges of the Common Pleas 38th Judicial District of Montgomery County.

Please vote YES to Retain

• Dan Clifford
• Todd D. Eisenberg
• Risa Vetri Ferman

Pennsylvania Supreme Court - Judge Retention

Please vote NO to retention of 3 PA Supreme Court Justices.

These 3 judges voted 'yes' to overturn the conviction of a known sexual predator, setting him free, attempted the overturn of a conviction of man who assaulted a 12-year old girl and sided with a predator who attempted to molest a 7-year old.

The let then Gov. Wolf close PA during Covid and allowed the counting of mail-in-ballots that arrived 3 days late in 2020.

Voting 'NO' to retention will force a special election in 2027 with an opportunity to flip the court to Republican just before the 2028 election. Voting yes allows the Democrats to keep the majority for 10 more years.

Please NO to Retain

• Justice Christine Donohue
• Justice Kevin Dougherty
• Justice David Wecht

Pennsylvania Superior Court - Judge Retention

Please vote NO on the retention of PA Superior Court Judge Alice Beck Dubow.

The retention of these judges is crucial as they influence significant legal decisions affecting various aspects of Pennsylvania law, including education, public health, and civil rights.

Pennsylvania's Judge Retention system is designed to protect judges from the party based political process with each re-election cycle.

Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court - Judge Retention

Please vote NO on the retention of PA Commonwealth Court Judge Michael H. Wojick.

The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania is one of the state's two intermediate appellate courts. It primarily handles cases involving state and local government, regulatory agencies, and administrative law. The court also acts as a trial court for lawsuits involving the Commonwealth.

Pennsylvania's Judge Retention system is designed to protect judges from the party based political process with each re-election cycle.