WEATHER FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6TH, 2019
TODAY – A GOOD DEAL OF SUNSHINE. HIGH NEAR 50.
TONIGHT – INCREASING CLOUDS WITH PERIODS OF
SHOWERS. LOW – 39.
THURSDAY – RAIN…MIXING WITH SNOW IN THE
AFTERNOON. HIGH – 43.
Summary Results Report
2019 Municipal Election
November 5, 2019
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS
Beaver County
STATISTICS
TOTAL
Election Day Precincts Reporting 129 of 129
Precincts Complete 0 of 129
Precincts Partially Reported 129 of 129
Absentee/ Early Precincts Reporting 0 of 129
Registered Voters – Total 108,914
Ballots Cast – Total 39,564
Ballots Cast – Blank 12
Voter Turnout – Total 36.33%
Summary Results Report
2019 Municipal Election
November 5, 2019
UNOFFICIAL RESULTS
Beaver County
STRAIGHT PARTY
Vote For 1
TOTAL VOTE %
DEMOCRATIC 6,202 15.68%
REPUBLICAN 5,411 13.68%
INDEPENDENT 27 0.07%
Total Votes Cast 11,640 29.42%
JUDGE OF THE SUPERIOR COURT
Vote For 2
TOTAL VOTE %
DEM AMANDA GREEN-HAWKINS 15,004 18.96%
DEM DANIEL D. MCCAFFERY 16,320 20.62%
REP MEGAN MCCARTHY KING 19,132 24.18%
REP CHRISTYLEE PECK 17,781 22.47%
Write-In Totals 38 0.05%
Total Votes Cast 68,275 86.28%
JUDGE OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Vote For 1
TOTAL VOTE %
DEM LAURA TOCCI 19,883 50.26%
REP STEVE NECASTER 18,907 47.79%
Write-In Totals 24 0.06%
Total Votes Cast 38,814 98.10%
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Vote For 2
TOTAL VOTE %
DEM TONY AMADIO 18,431 23.29%
DEM DENNIS NICHOLS 15,101 19.08%
REP JACK MANNING 18,367 23.21%
REP DANIEL C. CAMP III 19,343 24.45%
Write-In Totals 167 0.21%
Total Votes Cast 71,409 90.24%
COUNTY CONTROLLER
Vote For 1
TOTAL VOTE %
DEM DAVID A. ROSSI 18,653 47.15%
REP MARIA LONGO 19,963 50.46%
Write-In Totals 36 0.09%
Total Votes Cast 38,652 97.69%
CLERK OF COURTS
Vote For 1
TOTAL VOTE %
DEM JUDY R. ENSLEN 28,490 72.01%
Write-In Totals 445 1.12%
Total Votes Cast 28,935 73.13%
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Vote For 1
TOTAL VOTE %
DEM EDWARD TED KNAFELC 18,908 47.79%
REP DAVID J. LOZIER 19,764 49.95%
Write-In Totals 35 0.09%
Total Votes Cast 38,707 97.83%
PROTHONOTARY
Vote For 1
TOTAL VOTE %
DEM MICHAEL ROSSI 19,626 49.61%
REP JODI HILL 18,804 47.53%
Write-In Totals 47 0.12%
Total Votes Cast 38,477 97.25%
RECORDER OF DEEDS
Vote For 1
TOTAL VOTE %
DEM DEE DIXON 17,979 45.44%
REP RONALD H. ALBERTI 20,489 51.79%
Write-In Totals 37 0.09%
Total Votes Cast 38,505 97.32%
REGISTER OF WILLS
Vote For 1
TOTAL VOTE %
DEM TRACEY ANTOLINE PATTON 28,642 72.39%
Write-In Totals 420 1.06%
Total Votes Cast 29,062 73.46%
SHERIFF
Vote For 1
TOTAL VOTE %
DEM WAYNE KRESS 17,997 45.49%
REP TONY GUY 20,987 53.05%
Write-In Totals 50 0.13%
Total Votes Cast 39,034 98.66%
COUNTY TREASURER
Vote For 1
TOTAL VOTE %
DEM LORI BOHACH 18,573 46.94%
REP SANDIE EGLEY 19,813 50.08%
Write-In Totals 39 0.10%
Total Votes Cast 38,425 97.12%
CORONER
Vote For 1
TOTAL VOTE %
DEM/REP DAVID J. GABAUER 36,076 91.18%
Write-In Totals 314 0.79%
Total Votes Cast 36,390 91.98%
MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT JUDGE 36-1-01
Vote For 1
TOTAL VOTE %
DEM ALEX KOROL 2,607 91.70%
Write-In Totals 23 0.81%
Total Votes Cast 2,630 92.51%
So far, so good. That’s the word from the Beaver County Elections Bureau in regards to how things are going at the polling places throughout the county. Beaver County Radio News Correspondent Sandy Giordano has the update…
The new parking procedures along 7th Avenue continue to frustrate Beaver County residents. Locals are complaining that reverse angle parking is now required for that stretch in downtown Beaver Falls. PennDOT believes it will benefit drivers as they won’t have to back into traffic when leaving their parking spots but some say it’s only created chaos. Police say those who don’t follow the new procedures will be cited for parking violations.
The Pennsylvania State Senate will vote on extended Sunday hunting passes on November 18th. Senate Bill 147 was passed by the State House last week, but it must pass the Senate a second time. If it succeeds, it will not take effect until 90 days after it is officially signed into law. Hunters are currently not allowed to hunt for anything other than coyote, foxes, and crows on Sundays during open season.
What was supposed to be a fun night turned to alarm when residents flooded Clairton police with calls about people dressed as clowns driving around in a silver car and stealing Halloween candy from children. The man arrested, Wesley Dixon, told police it was all a misunderstanding, calling it a Halloween trick. Dixon tells police he was just trying to scare the kids. According to police, Dixon says everyone in Clairton knows him, and he used to coach the Bears youth football team. He said he does this every year. The clown in question resisted arrest but wasn’t charged with theft because no one came forward saying they had been victim. Dixon says he was told he’d receive a summons in the mail.
A Sharon woman has been charged for having sex with a 14 year old boy. According to the police, 22 year old Victoria Delagado was charged with with rape, statutory sexual assault and corruption of minors. Police said Delgado’s husband reported to Sharon Police Department that his wife was having an affair with an underage boy. Delgado’s husband said the boy’s mother told him of the crimes by messages on Facebook. A preliminary hearing has been set for Thursday.
CANONSBURG, Pa. (AP) — A wrong-way crash in Washington County has left one person dead and another injured. The County coroner says it happened just before 2 a.m. Tuesday in the southbound lanes in Canonsburg. The coroner says the driver and sole occupant of a vehicle going the wrong way died after hitting a vehicle heading south. The name of the dead driver has not been released. The injured person was flown to a hospital. There is no word on the person’s condition.
Democratic Presidential candidate Joe Biden is coming to Pittsburgh today for a private campaign finance event. The former Vice President will be attending the event at an undisclosed location. It was unclear if Biden would be making any local stops prior to Tuesday night’s event.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH, 2019
TODAY – RAIN ENDING THIS MORNING. REMAINING
CLOUDY. HIGH NEAR 50.
TONIGHT – SOME CLOUDS THIS EVENING WILL GIVE WAY
TO MAINLY CLEAR SKIES OVERNIGHT. LOW – 31.
WEDNESDAY – MOSTLY SUNNY. HIGH – 51.