Politics & Government
School Board, Municipal Races Set For November In Upper Southampton
Residents of Upper Southampton Township cast votes in Tuesday's primary election. See results below.

UPPER SOUTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP, PA — Residents cast votes for school board and municipal offices in Tuesday's primary election, setting the stage for a showdown for Republican and Democratic candidates in November.
Results by the Bucks County Board of Elections are unofficial until they are certified at a later date.
This is the candidate slate for November:
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Centennial School Board
(Bold denotes the winners)
Region 1 (Democrats/Republicans) Vote For 1
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- Flemming Godiksen (Republican) — 821 votes
- Elizabeth Montalvo (Democrat) — 1,009 votes
Region 2 (Democrats/Republicans) Vote For 1
- Krista DiPaolo (Democrat) — 1,619 votes
- Mark Gindhart (Republican) — 829 votes
Region 3 (Democrats/Republicans) Vote For 2
- Mary Alice Brancato (Republican) — 782 votes
- Karen M.S. Krieger (Democrat) — 1,088 votes
- Jane Schrader Lynch (Democrat) — 1,080 votes
- Mark Werner (Republican) — 769 votes
Upper Southampton Township Municipal Offices
Supervisor: 6-Year Term (Vote for 2)
- Thomas A. McCullough Sr. (Republican) — 961 votes
- William J. McGowan (Republican) — 849 votes
Tax Collector: 4-Year Term (Vote for 1)
- Catherine Timari Dooling (Republican) — 1,117 votes
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