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Madeleine Dean
20,934 votes
64.2%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Assistant professor of English, La Salle University
- Democratic Candidate for State Representative -- 153rd Legislative District
- Education: BA La Salle Univ., 1981; JD Widener Univ. School of Law, 1984; student, Univ. of Pennsylvania, Fels School of Government
- Biographical background: 52-year-old mother, lawyer, small business owner, writer, professor
- Elected office: Abington Township Commissioner, Ward 7
- Lifelong resident of Glenside and Abington
Priorities:
- Education -- I will work to maintain and improve our public schools because education is the key to our economic future, innovation and jobs.
- Economy -- I will work to improve our economy through rebuilding of our infrastructure and good paying jobs.
- Ethics and Good Government -- I will seek smart government reform focused on transparency, honesty and cutting costs.
Nicholas W. Mattiacci
11,369 votes
34.9%
Ken V. Krawchuk
320 votes
1.0%
- Party: Libertarian
- Occupation: Information Technology Entrepreneur
- BS Physics, St. Joseph's University in Philadelphia
- Author
- Abington Citizen's Police Academy graduate
- Distinguished Toastmaster
- Candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania in 1998 and 2002
- Father of three, grandfather of two
Priorities:
- Cut taxes
- Cut spending
- Separation of Society and State
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