Megan Lavey-Heaton

1 week ago | dailyitem.com | Megan Lavey-Heaton

Welcome to your voters’ guide to Pennsylvania’s 2025 primary election. PennLive invited candidates in contested races from Cumberland, Dauphin, Perry and parts of Lebanon and northern York counties, along with Elizabethtown in Lancaster County and statewide judicial races to submit information to the 2025 primary election voters’ guides. kAm}6:E96C ?@?\4@?E6DE65 C246D ?@C HC:E6\:? 42?5:52E6D 2C6 :? E9:D 8F:56] x7 2 42?5:52E6 :D CF??:?8 2D 3@E9 2 s6>@4C2E 2?5 2 #6AF3=:42?

1 week ago | lancasterfarming.com | Megan Lavey-Heaton

The candidates below are in contested races in Dauphin County. Because a number of candidates have cross-filed, they are listed in alphabetical order by first name rather than in ballot order. If a race is not listed, it was not contested. Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, 12th Judicial District (10-year, vote for 2)La Tasha C. WilliamsParty: DemocratThis candidate has not completed the 2025 primary election voters’ guide.

1 week ago | pennlive.com | Megan Lavey-Heaton

The candidates below are in contested races in Cumberland County. Because a number of candidates have cross-filed, they are listed in alphabetical order by first name rather than in ballot order. If a race is not listed, it was not contested. Judge of the Court of Common Pleas (10-year, vote for 1)Kathy SilcoxParty: DemocratThis candidate has not completed the 2025 primary election voters’ guide.

1 week ago | pennlive.com | Megan Lavey-Heaton

The candidates below are in contested races in Dauphin County. Because a number of candidates have cross-filed, they are listed in alphabetical order by first name rather than in ballot order. If a race is not listed, it was not contested. Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, 12th Judicial District (10-year, vote for 2)La Tasha C. WilliamsParty: DemocratThis candidate has not completed the 2025 primary election voters’ guide.

1 week ago | pennlive.com | Megan Lavey-Heaton

The candidates below are in contested races in western Lebanon County. Because a number of candidates have cross-filed, they are listed in alphabetical order by first name rather than in ballot order. If a race is not listed, it was not contested. Lebanon County District Attorney (4-year, vote for 1)Michael J. Light IIParty: RepublicanThis candidate has not completed the 2025 primary election voters’ guide. Pier Hess GrafParty: RepublicanWhat is your occupation?