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Christine Fizzano Cannon
61,277 votes
20.2%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Attorney
- Serving 8th year on Middletown Twp. Council, current Vice Chairman, former Land Planning Committee Chairman, Finance and Administration Comm.
- Board of Directors, Riddle Health Foundation, Former Board of Directors, Riddle Memorial Hospital
- Commissioner, Delaware County Women's Commission
- Prior service on the Delaware County Open Space and Environmental Task Force and Middletown Township Zoning Hearing Board Member
- Former member Board of Trustees, Tyler Arboretum, currently Government Relations and Major Gift Steering Committeemember
- Appointed to serve on the Governor's Judicial Advisory Committee, 32nd Judicial District
Priorities:
- Fiscal Responsibility - a continued commitment to a common sense approach to government which has resulted in no tax increases for past 3 years
- Renewed focus on quality of life issues such as attracting new business and job opportunities, preserving open space, and enhancing public safety
- Fighting the FAA's proposal to divert low flying aircraft over Delaware County communities to prevent noise and air pollution and potential disaster
Thomas J. McGarrigle
58,805 votes
19.4%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Small Business Owner
- Vice President of the Springfield Township Board of Commissioners
- Actively involved in the Springfield Youth Club for ten years, and served six years as President of the organization
- Founding member of the Run for Heroes to raise funds for educational assistance for children of fallen police officers, firefighters and EMS personnel
- Has served on the Public Safety, Finance, Parks and Library Committees and Chairman of the Springfield Country Club Committee in Springfield
- Never voted for a tax increase as Springfield Township Commissioner
- Successful businessman who founded his own business at young age to support mother and siblings
Priorities:
- I have never voted for a tax increase as Springfield Commissioner and will work to maintain fiscal discipline on the County level
- I will fight the FAA's flight plan redesign which will reduce the quality of life for local residents
- We need to do more to encourage economic development and investment in our communities while working to protect open space
Andy Lewis
57,759 votes
19.1%
- Party: Republican
- Occupation: Businessman
- Current Haverford Township Commissioner, former Vice-President of the Haverford Township Board of Commissioners
- Board of Directors of Fox Chase Cancer Center
- An Eagle Scout, also served as a member of the Executive Board of the Valley Forge Council/Cradle of Liberty Council of the Boy Scouts of America
- Served on the Board of Trustees of the Agnes Irwin School and performed volunteer work for Special Olympics and Habitat for Humanity
- Graduate of Lafayette College, earned MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania
- Member of the Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church and a former member of the Stewardship Committee. Married with three daughters.
Priorities:
- With my extensive business background, will work to ensure our County government acts more like a business, making it more effective and efficient
- I will work to increase accountability and better communication with taxpayers and residents, two area sI worked to improve in Haverford Township
- I will fight the FAA's flight plan redesign, which will have serious impacts on the quality of life and safety of Delaware County residents
David Landau
43,466 votes
14.3%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Attorney, Senior Partner, Wolf,Block, Schorr and Solis-Cohen
- Senior Advisor, Congressman Joe Sestak's 2006 Campaign
- Solicitor Borough of Yeadon 1992-1998
- Chairman Nether Providence Democratic Party 1991-present
- Board Member Family and Commuity Service of Delaware County 2003-present
- Won major case preserving open space as Special Counsel to Nether Providence Township
- Graduate of Brown University, 1975 BA in History with Honors and Washington College of Law, American University 1978 JD
Priorities:
- Open Government including competitive bidding for government contracts, merit based hiring and promotion for county employees, tougher sunshine laws
- Community revitalization with particular emphasis on county assistance and coordination of revitalization efforts in the aging, inner ring suburbs
- Renewed county efforts in open space, parks and recreation
Ann M. O'Keefe
42,060 votes
13.9%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Attorney
- Villanova University School of Law, J.D.
- Skidmore College, B.A.
Priorities:
- Establish County Public Health Department
- Use Best Business Practices and Fiscal Accountability, ending "Pay to Play" Business
- Work to preserve County's Open Space
John F. Innelli
39,739 votes
13.1%
- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Attorney
- Longtime resident of Rose Valley, PA. Lives with his wife, Holly, and two children, Kate and James
- Graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, with degrees in economics from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and in business from the Wharton School
- Holds a J.D. from Washington & Lee University School of Law
- Has recovered over $250 million for victims of fraud in the insurance, medical supply, and pharmaceuticals industries
- Serves on the governing board of Stratford Friends School, a school for children with learning differences
- Helped found the Darby Borough Redevelopment Authority, an organization that seeks the revitalization of Darby in 2004, and is the active Solicitor
Priorities:
- Creating a Health Department and protecting Delaware County's Environment
- Revitalizing Delaware County's communities
- Making Delaware County more transparent and accountable
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