(Matt Drzik/Beaver County Radio)

All 129 precincts in Beaver County have reported, and the results are in for Election Day 2023.

The board of County Commissioners will remain intact for a second consecutive four-year term, as incumbents Dan Camp, Jack Manning, and Tony Amadio won the majority of the vote in the race yesterday, with challenger Julian Taylor finishing nearly 4,000 votes behind his closest competitor.

Two offices in the Courthouse will have new nameplates, as Democrat Nate Bible defeated Republican incumbent David Lozier in the race for District Attorney by over 600 votes. Republican Jodi Janicki Jones won the race for Prothonotary by nearly 500 votes over Democratic incumbent Michael Rossi.

Elsewhere, Ron Alberti will remain Recorder of Deeds, Maria Longo will retain her position as County Controller, Sandie Egley will remain County Treasurer, David Gabauer won his race to stay as County Coroner, and Tracey Antoline-Patton will remain Register of Wills. Sheriff Tony Guy and Clerk of Courts Judy Enslen retained their positions in uncontested races.

45,120 ballots were cast across the County’s 129 precincts, resulting in a 40.43% voter turnout. Both numbers are up from 2019, when 36.43% of voters turned out to vote for County positions.

Full results from Tuesday’s election can be seen by clicking here.