Phoenixville Voter Guide: Who's On Ballot, Where To Vote

PHOENIXVILLE, PA — Election Day is Nov. 4 in Pennsylvania, with several key municipal and state races on the ballot.

Related: 2025 PA Election Guide

In Phoenixville, voters will cast ballots in the Magisterial District Judge 15-2-01 race. Democrat James Kovaleski faces Republican Matthew R. Kline.

In the North Ward council race, Koretta K. McGhee faces David F. Wilmore. In the west ward, Democrat Dana Dugan faces off against Socialism and Liberation candidate John Parker Studebaker.

The school board race was decided during the primary, as all four candidates on the ballot will be elected to the four open seats on the board.

Similarly, incumbent mayor Peter Urscheler is running unopposed, as is middle ward council member Beth Burckley and east ward council member Tanya Vogel.

Several Chester County-wide races are also on the ballot for Phoenixville voters. That includes prothonary, where Democrat Alex Christy faces Republican Christopher Thompson.

In the coroner's race, Democrat Sophia Garcia Jackson faces Republican Thomas John Hatzidais, while in the treasurer's race, Democrat Patricia A. Maisano faces Republican Deana Wang.

In the Judge of the Superior Court race, Democrat Brandon Neuman faces Republican Maria Battista and Liberal Daniel Wassmer.

In the Commonwealth Court election, Democrat Stella Tsai faces Republican Matt Wolford.

And finally, in the Jury Commissioner race, Democratic Andrea Bapitste faces Republican Merry Broderick Woods.

Polls will open Tuesday, Nov. 4 at 7 a.m. Voters can cast ballots up until 8 p.m.

Some polling places have changed due to the pandemic. If you're not sure where your polling place is, use this online tool to find out where to vote.

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