Nether Providence’s Democratic Committee proudly notes the success of David Landau’s primary campaign for Delaware County Council. Landau, who is also the chair of the Democratic Party in Nether Providence, was the leading vote-getter in Nether Providence and across the entire county.

Candidate	Nether Providence	County-wide
David Landau	809	12487
Ann O’Keefe	242	11098
John Innelli	381	8317
Rocco Polidoro	130	7793
Patricia Lewis-West	201	7195
Bob Dimond	454	6665

The Delco Times had a story today sizing up the next stages in the campaign leading up to November’s general election.

As reported in the Delco Times, Magisterial District Judge Stephanie Klein, won both the Democratic and Republican primaries to retain her seat. (Klein’s district includes all of Nether Providence, Swarthmore, and Media.) Stephanie ran unopposed on the Democratic side. On the Republican ballot, she was challenged by Nether Providence Township Commissioner Bob Firkser. Klein is reported to have beaten Firkser by 66 votes.

Judge Klein’s victory is a tribute to her outstanding reputation for fairness. We congratulate her on her successful campaign and thank her for her continued service to the community.

Unofficial results for yesterday’s contested school board primaries are in. (Vince Marriott and Bryan Cullen ran unopposed and endorsed by both parties for two other open seats.) All candidates were cross-filed in both the Democratic and Republican primaries. Carr Everbach, Michael Reilly, and Jennifer Parker were endorsed by the Nether Providence Democrats. Based on Tuesday’s election returns, all three will appear on the November ballot. All three also received excellent bi-partisan support; Michael Reilly, in particular, won his slot on the November ballot in both parties.

	Democrat	Republican
Region 1
Much	200	506
Everbach	456	350
Region 2
Rinaldi	153	536
Reiger	114	395
Reilly	306	412
Parker	300	381

Our congratulations to our endorsed candidates on their wins.