Politics & Government
Election 2024: Races Set For November In New Hope Area
Candidates in the Democratic and Republican parties will face each other in November following Tuesday's primary election.
NEW HOPE, PA —The races are now set.
Following Tuesday's primary election, the Democratic and Republican candidates who ran uncontested will now square off in the November general election.
The Bucks County Board of Elections provided an update early Wednesday morning on some general tallies.
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The board stated that there were:
- 89,783 in-person ballots counted
- 304 out of 304 precincts reporting
- 60,408 mail-in and absentee ballots returned
- 58,949 mail-in and absentee ballots counted
- No provisional ballots have been counted yet
- No military ballots have been counted yet
November Election Matchups
The matchups note how many votes candidates received in the primary election, according to unofficial results Tuesday night by the Bucks County Board of Elections.
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U.S. Congress - 1st District
- Democrat Ashley Ehasz
- Republican Brian Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick won a primary challenge Tuesday night against Republican Mark Houck
29th Legislative District
- Democrat Tim Brennan — 8,267 votes
- Republican Steve Mekanik — 6,299 votes
31st Legislative District
- Democrat Perry Warren —8,247 votes
143rd Legislative District
- Democrat Eleanor Breslin —5,414 votes
- Republican Shelby Labs —7,184 votes
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