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And the 2008 WINNING DEMOCRATS are…

REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 156th District
BARBARA McILVAINE SMITH

SENATOR IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, 19th District
ANDREW E. DINNIMAN

STATE TREASURER
ROBERT McCORD

AUDITOR GENERAL
JACK WAGNER

PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
BARACK OBAMA/JOE BIDEN

2008 Election Results in the Borough




Video: Election Night Speech in Grant Park
"I will never forget who this victory truly belongs to —
it belongs to you."
- Barack Obama, Election Night 2008

Barack Obama: "We Have a Lot of Work to Do."

Congratulations Stephanie

"Yes We Can" by our own Stephanie Phillips (Markstein) has been chosen as 1 of 7 semi-finalists (out of 69) for best inaugural song on the Obama Music Arts & Entertainment site.

Voting has now concluded. Stay tuned — the winner will be announced [sic] Tuesday, December 10th!


Thanks to West Chester Ward 5

Dear Friends:

I want to thank each of you for the important way you made election day a resounding success for the 5th Ward and beyond!! We worked hard to educate our voters, young and old, to understand the ballot and to vote from "Barack to Barb." The election results show how successful our efforts were.

I was honored and proud to work beside each of you — from our lit drop last weekend, to Monday "GOTV" phone calls to our 18 hours together on election day. Whether it was talking with our voters; feeding our voters, sheltering our voters from the rain or processing the voters alongside the poll workers inside Wayne Hall, I was constantly warmed by your high spirits, your generosity and your stamina!

As you know, the polls were overwhelmed by the sheer numbers of voters — an unprecedented 1400 votes were cast. My recollection is that we usually have about 500-600 voters. We hope the large number of students who registered AND voted this year, will be repeated in future elections. To that end, our 5th Ward poll workers' team and Chester County Voters Services will be reviewing and improving the process so we can accommodate our voters more efficiently. We will do whatever it takes to be sure that lines are kept moving and that voters will experience a reasonable wait time in the future.

A huge thank you to our poll workers for their tireless efforts to process almost 15 hours of voters and then 2 hours of wrap-up following the close of the polls. Their energy and spirit were exemplary.

Again, a heartfelt thank you to each of you. Now we can move forward with hope in our hearts and a strengthened commitment to continue our work together to improve our community, our country and our world.

Warmest regards,
Carolyn

Carolyn T. Comitta
Borough Council, Ward 5
carolyn@comitta.com