Hatboro-Horsham Voter Guide 2025: Who's On Ballot, Where To Vote

HATBORO / HORSHAM TOWNSHIP, PA — The primary election is Tuesday, May 20, and residents in Hatboro and Horsham Township will cast votes for municipal offices and the Pennsbury and Morrisville school boards.

The election technically has already begun, as mail-in votes have started to return to Montgomery County.

For the primary election, residents vote for contested and uncontested races for their Democratic and Republican parties. Some school board members are cross-filing in both parties.

Who Is On the Ballot

Hatboro-Horsham School Board

Ten candidates are seeking five, four-year terms on the Hatboro-Horsham School Board.

Democrats

• Madison Pease
• Robert Jarvis
• Jennifer Wilson
• Ashley R. Pierson
• Katherine Kahn

Republicans

• Eric Grier
• Anthony Spangler
• Eric Tilghman
• Bernie Sousa
• Jimmy Zuniga
• Madison Pease
• Robert Jarvis
• Jennifer Wilson
• Ashley R. Pierson
• Katherine Kahn

Horsham Township Municipal Offices

Democrats

• Ruth Patterson (four-year council term)
• John McCarty (four-year council term)
• Elizabeth Thomson (four-year council term)

Republicans

• William Whiteside (four-year council term)
• Eric Glemser (four-year council term)
• Erin Whalen (four-year council term)

Hatboro Borough Municipal Offices

Democrats

• Tim Schultz (mayor)
• Amanda Jacobus (two-year council term)
• Donald Hoover (four-year council term)
• Jennifer Hendrickson (four-year council term)
• George Bollendorf (four-year council term)
• Alex Myers (four-year council term)
• April Mount (tax collector)

Republicans

• Tom Rafferty (mayor)
• Alec Shaffer (two-year council term)
• Dolores A. Roberto (four-year council term)
• Gary Blickley (four-year council term)
• Abigail Laurich (four-year council term)

When To Vote

Polls will be open for in-person voting from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Where To Vote

If you're planning on voting in person and are not sure where to go to vote, you can find your polling place here.

Montgomery has several drop boxes for voters to leave their ballots instead of voting at the polls.

Secure Mail-In Drop boxes close at 8 p.m. on Election Day.

Patch will provide coverage and unofficial results of the races on Election Day and the days after.