By Barbara A. Preston | Posted November 15, 2022
Montgomery Township and Rocky Hill voters appear to have voted in favor of full day kindergarten by 12 votes, according to the most recent vote count as of 5:46 pm today. The new count includes absentee ballots. There are still an undisclosed number of provisional votes to count, so it is still too close to call this race.
Should the district raise an additional $1,620,152 from property taxes for general funds in the 2022-2023 school year to provide for a full day kindergarten program? These funds will be used exclusively for additional costs required to provide for the program.
Yes — 3,788
No — 3,776
3 seats open
Three newcomers are projected to have defeated the incumbents. The high vote getters so far are Joanna Filak, Michelle Dowling, and Anna Wolecka-Jernigan.
Joanna Filak — 2,859
Michelle Dowling — 2,627
Anna Wolecka-Jernigan — 2,466
Craig Rothenberg — 2,170
Richard Specht (incumbent) — 1,977
Phyllis Bursh (incumbent) — 1,956
Douglas Herring — 1,864
Mohammed Fahd Ansari — 1,750
Danish Mirza — 1,502
John A. Sangiovanni III — 1,342
Leading candidates are highlighted in bold. These initial tallies do not represent the final election outcome. Results will be added as they become available, and therefore the reports on this page will change until final certification on November 26.
Ballots that are mailed in and postmarked by November 8 were accepted until November 14 and are still being counted, as are the provisional ballots, which cannot be counted until all mail-in ballots are tallied. Detailed information and results on every race can be found on the county’s website.
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The Montgomery News will continued to report on the vote counts as they are tallied. See related story for Why Election Results are delayed.
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