League of Women Voters of Montgomery County
	Montgomery County, PA November 3, 2009 Election
	School Director; Hatboro-Horsham School District; 4 Year Term Voter Information 4 Year Term. Salary: None

Results as of November 23 1:46pm, 100.00% of Precincts Reporting (22/22) (5 Total Other Write-In Votes 0.02%)

Candidates (Vote for 5) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. Kelley B. Winters 2,921 votes 11.35% Party: Republican Louis A. "Lou" Polaneczky 2,896 votes 11.25% Party: Republican Occupation: CPA Seminar Instructor - CPE Inc Former Hatboro Council Member Former Treasurer - UMH Joint Sewer Authority Former Adjunct Professor - Accounting / Finance - Del Val College Former Board Member / Treasurer - Greater Hatboro Chamber of Commerce Treasurer / Board of Directors - Sigma Phi Epsilon Alumni Corporation Priorities: Maintaining / improving the quality of our local schools (including Pennypack) Finding additional sources of revenue for the district OTHER THAN residential real estate taxes Controling costs by finding more efficient ways of spending our resources. Deborah "Debi" (Ross) Mullen 2,894 votes 11.25% Party: Republican Occupation: Self-Employed PSU 1983 Grad Priorities: Continue to provide excellent education for Hatboro/ Horsham SD Improve saftey of children in our Schools Improve communication within our School System Marian McCouch 2,871 votes 11.16% Party: Republican Russel S. Bleiler 2,818 votes 10.95% Party: Republican Linda C. Mee 2,328 votes 9.05% Party: Democratic Occupation: Retired Teacher Kutztown State College graduate- Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education Teaching Certification -Trenton State, additional graduate work from Temple and Penn State 35 years teaching in Hatboro-Horsham School District former Champion of Learning nominee for H-H School District Married to Michael and mother of Matthew, Brian , and Kathleen volunteer for Am Cancer Society's "Relay for Life", H-H Education Foundation, and Horsham Library Priorities: We must be fiscally responsible when it comes to spending. Every $1 spent must help improve the quality ot teaching and education. Neighborhood schools are a vital part of our community. I will work to support and maintain them. Protecting the safety of our children while traveling to/from school and while in school. Karen D. (Fread) Harragan 2,302 votes 8.95% Party: Democratic Occupation: e-retailer Public School Simmons School Leadership Committee Board of Directors, Family Services of Montco HSA Spring Fair Plant Sale Chair MBA, NYU Stern School of Business BA, Cornell University College of Arts & Sciences Priorities: Provide our children with a high quality education. All students need to be challenged to be their best. Support neighborhood schools Fiscal responsibility means living within our means. I will help plan for the disctrict's future fiscal stability and viability. Adam Lebofsky 2,267 votes 8.81% Party: Democratic Occupation: Banking - Senior Vice President B.A. Psychology, Temple University M.B.A., Finance Concentration, Temple University Priorities: Focus on fiscal responsibility and controlled spending Fighting for neighborhood schools Driving Innovation in teaching and learning Alvin W. Reitz 2,241 votes 8.71% Party: Democratic Occupation: Mathematics Teacher - Phoenixville Area High School Adjunct Mathematics Instructor Bucks County Community College Hatboro-Horsham High School, Class of 1973 East Stroudsburg University, B.S. in Ed Temple University, M.S. in Ed Arcadia University M.A. in Ed & M. Ed Priorities: Neighborhood schools are an integral part of our community. Providing great educational opportunities benefits our children and the entire community. Every $1 spent must help improve the quality of teaching and education. Stephen J. Stunder, III 2,188 votes 8.50% Party: Democratic Occupation: Director, Staff Training and Development - NHS Woodhaven MA, Psychology and Human Services, Rosemont College BA, English/Secondary Education, Saint Joseph's University Party: Democratic , Republican Priorities: Our community begins with neighborhood schools Fiscal responsibility means making sure that every dollar spent improves our quality of education Challenging our children is the key to their academic, social, and extracurricular growth Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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