Warminster Voter Guide 2023: Who's On Ballot, Where To Vote

WARMINSTER, PA —The general election is Tuesday, Nov. 7, and residents of Warminster and Ivyland will soon be able to cast their votes for state, county, judicial, local, and school board races.

The election technically has already begun, as mail-in votes have started to return to Lower Bucks County.

For the general election, residents vote for contested and uncontested races.

Who is on the ballot?

Bucks County Coroner

Bucks County will have a new coroner after incumbent Meredith Buck was defeated in the May 16 primary election.

Republican Charles Stockert, a former deputy coroner and police chief, faces Democrat Patti Campi.

Stockert seeks to improve staffing and service while also seeking accreditation for the coroner's office.

Campi is campaigning to share country-specific data regarding the opioid crisis and mental health issues faced by residents of Bucks County.

She defeated Bucks County Coroner in the May 16 primary election for the Democratic party nomination.

Bucks County Commissioner

For County Commissioner, there is also a contested race on the Republican ticket for two seats with Republicans Pamela A. Van Blunk and incumbent Gene DiGirolamo running against Democratic incumbents Robert Harvie and Diane Ellis-Marseglia.

Magisterial District Judge

Two candidates are vying to replace the retiring Daniel J. Finello Jr., who has served Warminster and Ivyland since 2003.

Republican Chris O'Neill, a Warminster Township Police corporal, squares off against Democrat Todd Savarese, an Ivyland councilman, for the six-year judicial term.

Warminster Township Supervisor

Democrat Chuck Heybach opposes Republican Robert J. Guarini for a six-year term on the Warminster Township Board of Supervisors. The winner will replace longtime Councilman Mark McKee, who has decided not to seek re-election.

Ivyland Borough Council

Democrat Salvatore J. DiPaolo and Republicans Chuck Bristow, William Linwood, and Matthew V. Piotrowski are running unopposed for four, four-year terms.

Centennial School Board

Region 2 —School Board Vice President Patti Crossan and school board member Tony Sadowski, both Democrats, are seeking re-election for two, four-year terms against Republicans Don McGeary Jr. and Arno Carl F. Vorwerk.

Region 3 —School board member Shelly Eilenberg, a Democrat, seeks re-election to a four-year term against Republican Michael E. Hartline.

When To Vote

Polls will be open for in-person voting from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Where To Vote

If you're planning on voting in-person and are not sure where to go to vote, you can find your polling place here.

Drop-Box locations

Lower Bucks County has several absentee/mail-in drop boxes available from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Election Day.

Sign and date and declaration on the outer envelope or your vote will not count.
The drop boxes are now available at the following libraries in Bucks County:

• Bensalem branch, Bucks County Free Library
• Free Library of New Hope and Solebury
• Free Library of Northampton Township*
• Perkasie branch, Bucks County Free Library
• Riegelsville Public Library
• Warminster Township Free Library
• Yardley-Makefield branch, Bucks County Free Library

Bucks County’s website notes additional drop box locations and helpful information about submitting your ballot.