2 Centennial School Board Members Defeated: Unofficial Results

WARMINSTER / UPPER SOUTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP, PA —Two Centennial School Board members have lost their re-election bids, according to unofficial results from Tuesday's general election.

With 100 percent of Bucks County's 306 precincts reporting, Republican Michael Hartline defeated Democratic school board member Shelley Eilenberg for a four-year term representing Warminster in Region 3.

Hartline received 2,454 votes to 2,084 for Eilenberg, according to unofficial results from the Bucks County Board of Elections.

School Board Vice President Patti Crossan and School Board member Tony Sadowski were both re-elected to four-year terms in Region 2.

Crossan received 3,177 votes while Sadowski garnered 3,065 votes.

Republican challengers Don McGeary Jr. received 2,609 votes while Arno Carl F. Vorwerk got 2,221 votes.

In Region 1, School Board Member Michael Lydon lost his re-election bid for one of two, four-year Upper Southampton Township seats. The Democrat received 1,970 votes and his party's colleague Cathie Forman garnered 2,069 votes.

School Board member Charles H. Martin was re-elected with 2,493 votes while his Republican colleague Kathleen M. Maguire received 2,593 votes to win the nod as the top vote-getter.

Voter turnout in Bucks County was 42.4 percent.