State House for Chester County, PA

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League of Women Voters of Pennsylvania Citizens Education Fund

November 4, 2008 Election

State House Contests
for Chester County, PA

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State House

State Representative; District 13

Tom Houghton, Democratic .......... 15,889 votes 47.6%

John A. Lawrence, Republican .......... 15,453 votes 46.3%

Ronald K. Hershey, Independent .......... 2,028 votes 6.1%

State Representative; District 26

Tim Hennessey, Republican .......... 16,757 votes 52.1%

Fern B. Kaufman, Democratic .......... 15,437 votes 48.0%

State Representative; District 155

Curt Schroder, Republican .......... 27,460 votes 100.0%

State Representative; District 156

Barbara McIlvaine Smith, Democratic .......... 18,259 votes 53.3%

Shannon Royer, Republican .......... 15,981 votes 46.7%

State Representative; District 157

Paul J. Drucker, Democratic .......... 18,014 votes 50.9%

Guy Ciarrocchi, Republican .......... 17,344 votes 49.1%

State Representative; District 158

Chris Ross, Republican .......... 25,004 votes 100.0%

State Representative; District 160

Stephen Barrar, Republican .......... 28,604 votes 100.0%

State Representative; District 167

Duane Milne, Republican .......... 20,511 votes 56.4%

Carol Palmaccio, Democratic .......... 15,871 votes 43.6%

State Representative; District 168

Thomas Killion, Republican .......... 21,688 votes 60.5%

Ian Thomas, Democratic .......... 14,163 votes 39.5%

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