Politics & Government
Results Of Bensalem Council, School Board Races For 2023
Bensalem Township residents went to the polls in Tuesday's general election to vote for council, and school board candidates.
Updated: Tuesday 10:53 p.m.
BENSALEM TOWNSHIP, PA —In early results, the township's two incumbent council members are trailing in Tuesday's general election.
Residents cast votes for a new judge, Bensalem Township Council candidates, the Bensalem Township School Board, and also on a ballot question.
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All results from the Bucks County Board of Elections are unofficial.
With 11.8 percent of voter turnout and 3.6 percent of Bucks County's 306 precincts reporting, these are the results of the races:
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Bensalem Township Ballot Question
"Shall the Township Council of the Township of Bensalem be authorized to increase the real estate property tax for the operation and maintenance of the ambulance and rescue squads serving the Township by an additional one (1) mill?"
Yes —1,752 votes
No —1,906 votes
Bensalem Township Council (2, 4-Year Terms)
Republican Ed Kisselback —1,074 votes
Republican Joseph C. Knowles —1,079 votes
Democrat Jason Mulvey —2,583 votes
Democrat Marc S. Stolee —2,598 votes
Bensalem Township School Board (5, 4-Year Terms)
Republican Eric Price — 851 votes
Republican Marc Cohen — 902 votes
Republican Heather Nicholas — 932 votes
Republican Jim Kane — 877 votes
Republican Bryan Hanratty — 828 votes
Democrat Karen Winters — 2,788 votes
Democrat Rebecca Mirra — 2,684 votes
Democrat Stephanie Ferrandez — 2,674 votes
Democrat Cathy Dress — 2,618 votes
Democrat Deborah King — 2,650 votes
Please return to this story for further election updates throughout the evening.
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