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Bridgeville incumbent loses seat on council

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Nicholas Ciesielski
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Joe Colosimo

A Bridgeville Borough councilman lost his bid for re-election Tuesday, and a newcomer will take one of three open seats.

Democrats were big winners, with newcomer Nicholas A Ciesielski receiving 19.47% of the vote, followed by incumbent Nino Petrocelli Sr. with 18.6% and incumbent Joseph M. Colosimo with 18.27%, according to unofficial results from the Allegheny County Elections Division.

Incumbent Michael Tolmer, Republican, came up short with 17.07% of the vote, as did Republicans Jason Ferri with 15.08% and Joel Lakus with 11.38%.

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