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lnp | lancaster, pa A6 Wednesday, October 31, 2018 Paul Glover (GRN) Residence: Philadelphia Age: 71 Occupation: Community organizer, author Education: Summit University, B.A. in city management Family: Single Jocolyn Bowser-Bostick (GRN) Residence: Chester, Delaware County Age: 58 Occupation: Former senior laboratory technician Education: Temple University, B.A. in biology Family: Husband and son Ken V. Krawchuk (LIB) Residence: Abington Township, Montgomery County Age: 65 Occupation: founder and president of an information technology firm Education: St. Joseph’s University, B.S. in physics Family: Wife Roberta Kathleen S. Smith (LIB) Residence: Canonsburg, Washington County Age: 65 Occupation: Treasurer of the Community Scholarship Foundation of Canon-McMillan, former Borders bookstore manager Education: Duquesne University, degree in special education Family: Married U.S. Senator Bob Casey Jr. (D) Residence: Scranton, Lackawanna County Age: 58 Occupation: U.S. senator Education: College of the Holy Cross, B.A. in English; Catholic University of America, law degree Family: Wife Terese, daughters Elyse, Caroline, Julia and Marena Lou Barletta (R) Residence: Hazleton, Luzerne County Age: 62 Occupation: U.S. congressman Education: Attended Bloomsburg University but did not graduate Family: Wife Mary Grace, daughters Kelly, April, Lindsey and Grace Neal Gale (GRN) Residence: Abington Township, Montgomery County Age: 66 Occupation: Manages an energy affordability program Education: Drexel University, architecture degree Family: Wife and two daughters Dale R. Kerns Jr. (LIB) Residence: Ridley Township, Delaware County Age: 35 Occupation: Project manager for an electrical contractor Education: Delaware County Community College, associate’s degree in political science Family: Wife Nicole, daughters Hailey and Sophia Gov. Tom Wolf (D) Residence: Mount Wolf, York County Age: 69 Occupation: Governor of Pennsylvania, previously worked in the family business, the Wolf Organization Education: Dartmouth College, B.A. in government; University of London, master’s in philosophy; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, doctorate in political science Family: Wife Frances, daughters Sarah and Katie John Fetterman (D) Residence: Braddock, Allegheny County Age: 49 Occupation: Mayor of Braddock Education: Albright College, B.S. in finance; University of Connecticut, master’s in business administration; Harvard University, master’s in public policy Family: Wife Gisele, children Karl, Gracie and August Scott R. Wagner (R) Residence: Spring Garden Township, York County Age: 63 Occupation: Owner of Penn Waste Inc. and KBS Trucking, former state senator Education: Dallastown Area High School Family: Wife Tracy, four children Jeff Bartos (R) Residence: Lower Merion Township, Montgomery County Age: 45 Occupation: Real estate developer, lawyer Education: Emory University, B.A. in political science; University of Virginia Law School Family: Wife Sheryl, daughters Emily and Sarah First-time voters If you are a first-time voter or are voting in a new precinct for the first time, you must bring one of these approved forms of photo identification: n Pennsylvania driver’s license or state ID card. n ID issued by state agencies. n ID issued by U.S. government. n U.S. passport. n U.S. armed forces ID. n Student ID. n Employee ID. No photo ID? If you do not have a photo ID, you can use identification without a photo that includes your name and address. Approved forms include: n Confirmation issued by the county voter registration office. n Nonphoto ID issued by the state. n Nonphoto ID issued by the U.S. government. n Firearm permit. n Current utility bill. n Current bank statement. n Current paycheck. n Government check. 2018 Voters Guide T h e G e n e r a l E l e c t i o n i s T u e s d ay, N o v. 6 P o l l s a r e o p e n 7 a . m . t o 8 p. m . Contested races on your ballot U.S. Senate Bob Casey Jr. (D) Lou Barletta (R) Neal Gale (GRN) Dale R. Kerns Jr. (LIB) U.S. House 11th District All of Lancaster County and southern York County Jess King (D) Lloyd K. Smucker (R) State Senate 36th District Most of northern Lancaster County Bill Troutman (D) Ryan P. Aument (R) State House 10 contested races in Lancaster County GOVERNOR AND LT. GOVERNOR (Candidates run as a ticket) UNITED STATES SENATOR Polls are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. ote Frequently asked questions WHERE DO I VOTE? If you don’t know where your polling place is, visit votespa. com and click on “Find Your Polling Place.” Enter your home address, and the site will tell you the street address of your polling place and give you directions. WHAT IF I HAVE PROBLEMS VOTING? If you have problems at your polling place, call the Lancaster County Elections Office at 717-299-8293. You can also stop by the office at 150 N. Queen St., Suite 117. That’s the former Armstrong building at Queen and Chestnut streets. If you’d like to report a voting problem to the newspaper, call 717-291-8622. If you’re on Twitter or Facebook, report voting problems or issues using #LancasterVotes. WHERE CAN I FIND RESULTS? The results will start filtering into the Lancaster County Elections Office a short time after the polls close at 8 p.m. Check LancasterOnline.com for live coverage. Governor and lieutenant governor Tom Wolf and John Fetterman (D) Scott R. Wagner and Jeff Bartos (R) Paul Glover and Jocolyn Bowser-Bostick (GRN) Ken V. Krawchuk and Kathleen S. Smith (LIB) U.S. HOUSE 7th District special election Winner will represent parts of eastern Lancaster County until Jan. 1, 2019: Mary Gay Scanlon (D) | Pearl Kim (R) | Brianna Johnston (GRN) | Sandra Teresa Salas (LIB) Pennsylvania Pennsylvania POLLING PLACE CHANGES The following polling places have been changed for the 2018 election: Lancaster city n 8th Ward, 9th Precinct. n From: Brightside Opportunity Center, 515 Hershey Ave. n To: Iglesia de Dios Pentecostal, 609 Prospect St. Columbia Borough n 7th Ward. n From: Vigilant Building, 10th and Mifflin streets. n To: St. John’s Lutheran Church, 616 Locust St. East Hempfield Township n Scotland District. n From: East Hempfield Township Municipal Office, 1700 Nissley Road, Landisville. n To: Hempfield Fire Department, 19 Main St., Landisville. West Hempfield Township n Silver Spring District. n From: West Hempfield Fire & Rescue, 3519 Marietta Ave. n To: West Hempfield Township Building & Fire Department, 3476 Marietta Ave. Manheim Township n 8th District. n From: Susquehanna Valley Fleet & Auto, 126 Keller Ave. n To: Highland Presbyterian Church, 500 E. Roseville Road. Rapho Township n Union Square District. n From: Mastersonville Fire Company, 2166 Meadow View Road, Manheim. n To: Mastersonville Fire Company (new fire hall), 2121 Meadow View Road, Manheim. Registered voters 14% 38% 48% DEMocrat GOP Other Registered voters 14% 38% 48% DEMocrat GOP Other voters guide lnp | lancaster, pa A7 Wednesday, October 31, 2018 UNCONTESTED The following candidates are unopposed on the ballot: n Democratic state Rep. Mike Sturla of the 96th Legislative District in Lancaster. n Republican Pequea Township supervisor candidates Don Pardum and Anthony Cazillo III, who are running for two new seats on an expanded board. It is the only municipal race here this year. Jess King (D) Residence: Lancaster Age: 44 Occupation: Executive director of economic development nonprofit Assets; took leave to run for Congress Education: Eastern Mennonite University, B.A. in liberal arts; Bard College, master’s in business Family: Husband Chad Martin, daughters Esme and Eleni U.S. Rep. Lloyd K. Smucker (R) Residence: West Lampeter Township Age: 54 Occupation: U.S. congressman; former state senator and owner of drywall and contracting business Education: Lancaster Mennonite High School; attended but no degrees from Franklin & Marshall College and Lebanon Valley College Family: Wife Cindy, children Paige, Regan and Nicholas U.S. House 11th District All of: Lancaster County Part of: York County consisting of the townships of Chanceford, Codorus, East Hopewell, Fawn, Heidelberg, Hellam, Hopewell, Jackson, Lower Chanceford, Lower Windsor, Manheim, North Codorus, North Hopewell, Paradise, Peach Bottom, Penn, Shrewsbury, Springfield, West Manheim, Windsor and York (PART, Wards 02 and 05 [PART, Division 03 (only blocks 3020, 4030, 4033, 4037, 4048, 4049, 4050, 4051, 4052, 4053, 4054 and 4055 of tract 022910)]) and the boroughs of Cross Roads, Dallastown, Delta, East Prospect, Fawn Grove, Felton, Glen Rock, Hallam, Hanover, Jacobus, Jefferson, Loganville, New Freedom, New Salem, Railroad, Red Lion, Seven Valleys, Shrewsbury, Spring Grove, Stewartstown, Windsor, Winterstown, Wrightsville and Yorkana. York East Berlin York Haven Hanover New Freedom Red Lion Jacobis Hallam LANCASTER YORK Registered voters 16% 31% 53% DEMocrat GOP Other All of: Adamstown Borough, Akron Borough, Brecknock Twp., Caernarvon Twp., Clay Twp., Columbia Borough, Conoy Twp., Denver Borough, Earl Twp., East Cocalico Twp., East Adamstown Denver Ephrata New Holland Lititz Manheim Terre Hill Akron East Petersburg Mount Joy Elizabethtown Columbia Marietta Mountville Lancaster Registered voters 15% 27% 58% DEMocrat GOP Other PA. Senate 36th District Donegal Twp., East Earl Twp., East Hempfield Twp., East Petersburg Borough, Elizabeth Twp., Elizabethtown Borough, Ephrata Borough, Ephrata Twp., Lititz Borough, Manheim Borough, Marietta Borough, Mount Joy Borough, Mount Joy Twp., Mountville Borough, New Holland Borough, Penn Twp., Rapho Twp., Terre Hill Borough, Warwick Twp., West Cocalico Twp., West Donegal Twp., West Earl Twp., West Hempfield Twp. Bill Troutman (D) Residence: Elizabethtown Age: 59 Occupation: Electrician Education: Elizabethtown Area High School; five-year electrical uploads/Geographie/ 2018-voters-x27-guide 1 .pdf