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Delaware County, PA November 3, 2009 Election
School Director; Penn-Delco School District; 4 Year Term Voter Information

4 Year Term.

Results as of Dec 29 3:13pm
Candidates (Vote for 4)
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Brian E. Walker 2,397 votes 31.0%

  • Party: Republican
Kevin M. O'Neill, Jr. 1,381 votes 17.9%
  • Party: Republican, Democratic
Karen Woodring-Eminson Click here for more information about this candidate 1,359 votes 17.6%
  • Party: Democratic
  • Occupation: School Director
  • Susquehanna University, BA, 1974
  • Penn-Delco School Board 2007-2009 (appointed twice)
  • 22 year resident of Penn-Delco School District
  • Employed at Elwyn, Inc. since 1981
Priorities:
  • Setting policy should be the main function of the school board.
  • Planning needs to be reestablished as a priority activity of the board.
  • Regular and timely attention needs to be devoted to evaluating results.
Kathleen M. Ieradi 1,325 votes 17.1%
  • Party: Republican, Democratic
Michael McLaughlin 1,267 votes 16.4%
  • Party: Republican, Democratic

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