Primary: Tuesday, May 18, 2021
The decisions handed down by the Commonwealth, Superior, and Supreme Courts impact everyday Pennsylvanians “probably more so than a legislator.”
Party: Republican/Democratic
Christine Biggins overcame a write-in challenge to win election as a Cumberland Township supervisor.
With a more manageable number of write-in votes, a refined write-in tabulation process, and a typical off-year turnout, the 2021 general election rolled along smoothly in Adams County.
Gettysburg voters chose the community’s first-ever female and African-American mayor-elect, and first-ever openly gay borough council member-elect.
Party: Cross-filed on Republican and Democrat ballots
Party: Democrat (I am also the Republican candidate for this election).
Mount Joy Township voters chose two new supervisors amid longstanding controversy about a proposed large-scale solar facility.
Party: Cross Filed: Republican/Democratic Position seeking:Director Littlestown School District
A McSherrystown Borough Council member who has often been at odds with the majority of his peers lost his bid for re-election Tuesday.
Adams County building and maintenance employee John Warner rolls a load of ballot boxes into the courthouse Tuesday night after he and colleague Eddie Kennell unloaded them from poll workers’ vehicles at the curb on Baltimore Street in Gettysburg.
