Plymouth Twp. Area Voter Guide 2025: Who's On Ballot, Where To Vote

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

Related: 2025 PA Election Guide

In Conshohocken, incumbent Democrat Aviv Aronson will face Republican challenger Michael E. Makoid.

Around the Plymouth-Whitemarsh region, voters have less to decide than other more hotly contested areas. The Colonial School Board race was decided during the primary, and the four candidates on the ballot are running for four open seats, meaning all will be elected.

Same goes for the Plymouth Township council's at-large and Ward 1 seats, which are uncontested.

The Plymouth Judge of Election race features Democrat Michael Brophy against republican Jeannine Modica, while the Inspector of Election pits Democrat Julianna Magnus against Republican David Tice.

Whitemarsh voters, meanwhile, will decide two candidates to advance in the township supervisor race: Democrats Megan Griffin-Shelley and Patrice Turenne against Republicans Fran X O'Donnell and Christi O'Donoghue.

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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