Unofficial results are still coming in. These numbers were last updated at 9:15 a.m. on Wednesday, November 5.
The polls closed at 8 p.m. in Pennsylvania for Tuesday's 2025 Municipal Election, except for Chester County, where voting got extended until 10 p.m. because of poll book problems.
Voters got to choose mayors, school board members, judges, district attorneys, and other roles depending on where you live. Here are some unofficial results for competitive races in central and northern Pennsylvania. Candidates illustrated in purple were cross-filed on the Republican and Democratic ballot.
The Associated Press called the retention races for the Supreme Court justices around 10 p.m. All three kept their seats in a race that got special attention this year, with millions of dollars poured into advertising on both sides of the aisle. The graph above includes data from all 67 counties, as it is a statewide race.
You can see live results of other statewide races here.
CITY COUNCIL, TREASURER
There are seven open seats for DuBois City council. The top vote-getters are mostly Republicans: Shirley Dahrouge, Samuel Mollica III, Mark Sullivan, William Beers Jr, J. Barry Abbott Sr, Richard Whitaker and Michael Piccirillo, a Democrat. Republican David Volpe appears to have missed the cut. He’s currently the DuBois City Controller and will continue in the position after the DuBois and Sandy Township consolidation. If he had made it onto city council, they’d have had to appoint a new controller.
There was no one running for treasurer in the new City of DuBois, either on the ballot or as a formally recognized write-in candidate. As of 11:15 p.m. on Tuesday, there are 564 write-in candidates. Whoever gets the most write-in votes and accepts the position will win. If there are no viable write-in candidates, the new city council will appoint someone to the treasurer's position.
SCHOOL BOARD OF DIRECTORS
For the Warren County school board, only the Region III race was contested. It appears Republican Misty Moore beat incumbent Democrat Mary Passinger.
The Warren County School District's board of directors voted earlier this year to close two high schools, drawing sharp criticism from the community. Monday night, the board voted to enter an agreement with Warren County Commissioners to lease the Youngsville High School Building, sparking even more community outcry.
COUNTY LEVEL JUDGES
Josh Maines edged out Ryan Sayers in this very close race. Sayers congratulated Maines on his win in a Facebook post.
"It was close and came down to less than 200 votes," Sayers said. "The voters of Clearfield County have spoken and congratulations to Judge-elect Maines."
