Only two weeks until election day. Help us plan the final stages of the biggest election in decades.

Thursday, October 23, 2008, 7:30 PM
Nether Providence Democrats
Helen Kate Furness Library
(Lower level, in the large meeting room behind the children’s section.)

Just a reminder that all Nether Providence Democrats are invited to attend our planning meeting. If you’ve never come before, this is a good time to start!

Thursday, September 25, 2008, 7:00 PM
Nether Providence Democrats
Fall Campaign Season Launch Meeting
Helen Kate Furness Library

Senator Joe Biden, the next Vice President of the United States, is expected to make an appearance in our area this week. According to an invite circulated by State Rep. Bryan Lentz (PA-161), Joe will be at Linvilla Orchards on Tuesday, Sept. 16 at 5 p.m.

In case you’re looking to volunteer, the nearest Obama/Biden field office is at 362 W. Baltimore Ave (Baltimore Pike). The phone number is (484) 442-8004.

Voters in Nether Providence’s 2nd ward are reminded that you will be voting on Tuesday in the high school gym, which is on the Providence Road side of the high school. The gym is wheelchair accessible.

Parking will only be available at the Providence Road entrance; there will be no parking or access to the school on the Brookhaven Road side.

Whether you’re an Obama or Clinton supporter, there are local headquarters you can visit if you would like to volunteer for the campaigns.

Obama ‘08 Delaware County Headquarters
943 W. Sproul Rd., Springfield
The office is just north of Route 1 in the building that formerly housed the Triple AAA Mid-Atlantic office.
(610) 955-6317
Clinton Delaware County Headquarters
28 E. Baltimore Avenue, Media PA
2nd Floor above Congressman Sestak’s campaign office. Parking is available in the Media Inn lot.
(516) 353-3822

Reminder to new residents, 18-year olds, and other new participants in the political process: March 24, 2008 is the deadline to register to vote in what is shaping up to be a historic opportunity for Democratic voters to play a decisive role in choosing the Democratic nominee. You can register on-line 0r print out a registration form at the PA Department of State web site.

With results from the 4th ward, we’re finishing up our posts of raw numbers for the evening.

Common Pleas
Frank Daly (A6): 319
Michael T. Farrell (A7): 279
Mary Alice Brennan (B6): 262
Greg Mallon (B7): 268

County Council
David Landau (A8): 305
Ann O’Keefe (A9): 273
John Innelli (A10): 276
Christine Fizzano Cannon (B8): 290
Thomas McGarrigle (B9): 287
Andy Lewis (B10): 289

School Director
Carr Everbach (A13): 308
Nathan Much (B13): 299

Following are unofficial results, as reported to us by our poll watchers.

Common Pleas
Frank Daly (A6): 258
Michael T. Farrell (A7): 201
Mary Alice Brennan (B6): 220
Greg Mallon (B7): 214

County Council
David Landau (A8): 264
Ann O’Keefe (A9): 235
John Innelli (A10): 215
Christine Fizzano Cannon (B8): 238
Thomas McGarrigle (B9): 216
Andy Lewis (B10): 214

District Judge
Stephanie Klein (A12, B12): 452

School Director
Carr Everbach (A13): 265
Nathan Much (B13): 216

School Director
Vincent Marriott (A14, B14): 445

Following are unofficial results, as reported to us by our poll watchers.

Common Pleas
Frank Daly (A6): 228
Michael T. Farrell (A7): 185
Mary Alice Brennan (B6): 266
Greg Mallon (B7): 264

County Council
David Landau (A8): 224
Ann O’Keefe (A9): 188
John Innelli (A10): 192
Christine Fizzano Cannon (B8): 285
Thomas McGarrigle (B9): 279
Andy Lewis (B10): 265

District Judge
Stephanie Klein (A12, B12): 474

School Director
Bryan Cullen (A13, B13): 465

School Director
Michael Reilly (A14, B14): 410
Jennifer Parker (A15): 258
Michael Rinaldi (B15): 274