The write-ins have now been posted, so we have a near-complete picture of the results of the 2021 election. Here are the current winners of offices up for election in Nether Providence Township in 2021. I am not including judicial retentions – all judges were retained. Results in italics are write-ins and are dependent on eligible voters being identified and willing to serve.
State Offices
| Justice of the Supreme Court | Kevin Brobson |
| Judge of the Superior Court | Megan Sullivan |
| Judge of the Commonwealth Court | Lori Dumas and Stacy Marie Wallace |
County Offices
| Judge of the Court of Common Pleas | Deborah Krull and Tinu Moss |
| County Council | Richard Womack and Kevin Madden |
| Sheriff | Jerry Sanders |
| County Controller | Joanne Phillips |
| Register of Wills | Rachel Ezzell Berry |
District Offices
| Magisterial District Judge 32-1-30 | George Dawson |
| WSSD School Director, Region 1 (4 year) | Kelly Wachtman and Kevin Henry |
| WSSD School Director, Region 2 (4 year) | Rachel Holbert |
| WSSD School Director, Region 1 (2 year) | Nannette Whitsett |
| WSSD School Director, Region 2 (2 year) | Mary Jo Witkowski-Smith |
Township Offices
| Tax Collector | Kris Laubscher |
| Constable | Paul Jacobs and William Sweeney |
| Commissioner, 2nd Ward | Matt Garson |
| Commissioner, 4th Ward | Kaitlin McKenzie |
| Commissioner, 6th Ward | Robert O’Connor |
| Commissioner, 5th Ward (2 year) | Shaina Barnes |
| Commissioner, 7th Ward (2 year) | Marty Molloy |
Election Board Offices
Each precinct elects a Judge of Election and two Inspectors of Election. Whoever receives the most votes is majority inspector and the second highest vote total is elected minority inspector.
| Judge of Election, Precinct 1-1 | Gary Sloskey |
| Inspector of Election, Precinct 1-1 | Heather Sayette and see note 2 |
| Judge of Election, Precinct 1-2 | |
| Inspector of Election, Precinct 1-2 | Kristy Chen and see note 3 |
| Judge of Election, Precinct 2-1 | Joyce Romoff |
| Inspector of Election, Precinct 2-1 | Rich Wicentowski and see note 4 |
| Judge of Election, Precinct 2-2 | Michael Mayer |
| Inspector of Election, Precinct 2-2 | Richard House and Ruth Seidelman, see note 5 |
| Judge of Election, Precinct 3 | James Mason |
| Inspector of Election, Precinct 3 | Jane Miluski and see note 6 |
| Judge of Election, Precinct 4-1 | Thomas Gallagher |
| Inspector of Election, Precinct 4-1 | Laurie Friedman and see note 7 |
| Judge of Election, Precinct 4-2 | Helen Davis Picher |
| Inspector of Election, Precinct 4-2 | Carey Corson and Kathy Labrum, see note 8 |
| Judge of Election, Precinct 5-1 | Michael Bailey |
| Inspector of Election, Precinct 5-1 | Jacqueline Knight and see note 9 |
| Judge of Election, Precinct 5-2 | Laura Orsetti |
| Inspector of Election, Precinct 5-2 | Donald Downie and Lisa Jacobs |
| Judge of Election, Precinct 6-1 | Thomas Reinke |
| Inspector of Election, Precinct 6-1 | Douglas Moore, see note 10 |
| Judge of Election, Precinct 6-2 | Stephanie Bruccoliere |
| Inspector of Election, Precinct 6-2 | See note 11 |
| Judge of Election, Precinct 7-1 | Jessica Stillman Lloyd |
| Inspector of Election, Precinct 7-1 | Anne Blackburn and Jim Clavin |
| Judge of Election, Precinct 7-2 | Candice Carbone |
| Inspector of Election, Precinct 7-2 | Michael Zdilla and Louis Milone |
Note 1 – both candidates received 2 write-in votes, the others are not for valid voters in the precinct. If tied, there will be a coin toss to determine the winner. Jeffrey Gove received three votes for different spellings and is the likely winner if confirmed.
Note 2 – David Hackett received two votes with different spellings, everyone else received one so its difficult to determine who will become minority inspector.
Note 3 – Kelli Gresch Weiler received two votes with different spellings that could be merged, everyone else received one vote. And if Kristy Chen serves as Judge of Election, one or both inspectors may be chosen by random chance.
Note 4 – several people received one vote, so it’ll likely be a coin toss to determine who is minority inspector.
Note 5 – Richard House received two write-ins, plus one more other spelling. Ruth Seidelman appears to be the only other registered voter in the precinct to have received a write-in and would be minority inspector.
Note 6 – several people received one write-in vote for minority inspector, so it will likely be a coin toss.
Note 7 – Dr. Who received two votes for minority inspector, but assuming the Time Lord is not an eligible voter in Nether Providence 4-1 it will be a coin toss among several other people.
Note 8 – Kathy Labrum appears to be the only eligible voter in 4-2 to get a vote for minority inspector.
Note 9 – Several people got one vote for minority inspector, so it will come down to a coin toss.
Note 10 – Thomas Reinke received 4 votes for inspector, but he cannot serve as both JoE and IoE, so Doug Moore will become majority inspector. There were no other write-ins cast so minority inspector is vacant.
Note 11 – Noone received more than 1 vote for inspector of election in 6-2, so both inspectors could be any of a dozen people.
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