Santarsiero, Warren Projected Winners In Yardley Re-Election Bids

Updated 9:22 a.m. Wednesday

NOTE: All election notes are unofficial. Winners are projected until the election results are ratified by the Bucks County Board of Elections. Election results will be updated when applicable.

YARDLEY, PA —Democratic incumbent Perry Warren is the projected winner over Republican Bernie Sauer for state representative in the 31st Legislative District in Yardley Borough and Lower Makefield Township in Tuesday's general election.

All vote totals are unofficial. Absentee and mail-in ballots were partially reported.

Election Results for Yardley Borough and Lower Makefield Township:

With 100 percent of the precincts reporting, the Bucks County Board of Elections said that Warren received 23,843 votes with Sauer getting 15,539 votes, according to unofficial vote totals.

In the 10th Senate District race, Democratic incumbent Steve Santarsiero was the projected winner with 76,305 votes while Republican Matt McCullough had 54,335 votes.

For the 1st District U.S. Congressional District race, Republican incumbent Brian Fitzpatrick was the projected winner over Democrat Ashley Ehasz. Fitzpatrick had 169,506 votes while Ehasz received 137,607 votes.

Yardley Borough Ballot Question

Yardley residents voted on whether the size of the Yardley Borough Council should be reduced from seven to five members in accordance with Section 818 of the Borough Code.

That ballot question was rejected in unofficial results.

Election Results for Morrisville:

With 100 percent of the precincts reporting, the Bucks County Board of Elections said that Democrat John T. Galloway, running unopposed in the 140th Legislative District, had 17,793 votes.

In the 31st Legislative District, Warren received 23,843 votes with Sauer getting 15,539 votes, according to unofficial vote totals.

In the 10th Senate District race, Democratic incumbent Steve Santarsiero was the projected winner with 76,305 votes while Republican Matt McCullough had 54,335 votes.

For the 1st District U.S. Congressional District race, Republican incumbent Brian Fitzpatrick was the projected winner over Democrat Ashley Ehasz. Fitzpatrick had 169,506 votes while Ehasz received 137,607 votes.