Politics & Government

Upper St. Clair Election 2023: Who's On The Ballot, Where To Vote

The Nov. 7 election features USC commisioner, USC school board, Allegheny County and state judicial candidate races.

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UPPER ST. CLAIR, PA — Upper St. Clair voters go to the polls Tuesday with a lot on the governmental line. Ten candidates are vying for five school board seats. There also are USC commissioner races.

Additionally, voters will elect Allegheny County chief executive, district attorney, treasurer, controller and at-large county council offices and Pennsylvania Supreme Court, Superior Court and Commonwealth Court justices and judges.

The school board candidates are:

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  • Kathleen Carroll (D)
  • Chris Daley (D)
  • Sebastian DuBriel (D)
  • Mateusez Kruk (D)
  • R. Matthew Wynnes (D)
  • Angela Petersen (R)
  • Barbara Bolas (R)
  • Hallie Hawkins Snyder (R)
  • Kelly Parker Hanna (R)
  • Justin Lamber (R)

The at-large commissioner race:

Samantha Rapuk (D)

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Richard Thomas (R)

Commissioner, Ward 1:

Thomas Garvey (D)

Dante Plutko (R)

Commissioner, Ward 3:

Jason Graves (R)

Cassandra Hrvatin (D)

Commissioner, Ward 5:

Samuel Guarino (D)

Ronald Pardini (R)

In Allegheny County Races:

Chief Executive

  • Sara Innamorato (D)
  • Joe Rockey (R)

District Attorney

  • Matt Dugan (D)
  • Stephen Zappala (R)

Controller

  • Corey O'Connor (D)
  • Bob Howard (R)

Treasurer

  • Herb Ohlinger (R)
  • Erica Brusselars (D)

Council (at large)

  • Sam Demarco (R)
  • Bethany Hallam (D)

Council (District 5)

  • Dan Grzybek (D)
  • Matt Embrescia (R)

PA Supreme Court Justice (vote for one):

  • Daniel McCaffery (D)
  • Carolyn Carluccio (R)

PA Superior Court Judge (vote for two):

  • Jill Beck (D)
  • Timika Lane (D)
  • Maria Battista (R)
  • Harry F. Smail Jr. (R)

PA Commonwealth Court Judge (vote for one):

  • Matt Wolf (D)
  • Megan Martin (R)

Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. To find your polling place, click here.

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