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May 20, 2010

8th WARD RESULTS of May 18 2010 DEMOCRATIC Primary Election

US Senate Incumbent upset; 8th Ward State Representative Incumbent wins again; MORE!

By by Bill Marston LEED AP

Center City's 8th Ward voting results show that we supported the candidates endorsed by Neighborhood Networks citywide: Joe Hoeffel - governor; Joe Sestak - US senator; Babette Josephs - state representative. We also voted overwhelmingly for Philadelphian Jonathan Saidel for lieutenant governor....

STATE REPRESENTATIVE

Our 8th Ward voted for state rep incumbent Babette Josephs (182nd State Legislative District) over challenger Gregg Kravitz about 61% to 39%.

UNITED STATES SENATE

As I'm sure everyone knows by now, Joe Sestak won over incumbent Arlen Specter statewide. Interestingly, however, the 8th Ward just barely voted the opposite - for Specter over Sestak.

50.05% *SPECTER, ARLEN
49.92% SESTAK, JOE

LT. GOVERNOR

Unsurprisingly, our 8th Ward chose someone familiar to us, past Controller Saidel:

72.74% *SAIDEL, JONATHAN A
17.09% SMITH RIBNER, DORIS A
10.17% CONKLIN, H SCOTT

GOVERNOR

Our 8th Ward voted for Joe Hoeffel, although he did not win statewide:

Election Category: GOVERNOR-Dem
TOTAL 8th WARD COUNT so far is 83.33% (25 of 30 Precincts Completed).
* Winner in this Ward:

37.25 % *HOEFFEL, JOSEPH M
32.16 % ONORATO, DAN
18.49 % WILLIAMS, ANTHONY HARDY
12.10 % WAGNER, JACK





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