Rudzki apparent winner for district magistrate; Noro, Reno apparent winners for mayor in Aspinwall, Sharpsburg

Matthew V. Rudzki is the apparent winner of the Nov. 2 race for the district magistrate seat based in Sharpsburg, according to unofficial results from the Allegheny County Office of Elections.

Rudzki, a Democrat and the outgoing mayor of Sharpsburg, received 4,367 votes, with Independent Jennifer Evashavik receiving 2,691, and Republican Dave Turner getting 2,487 votes with 100% of precincts reporting.

Here are unofficial election results from contested races in the Fox Chapel area.

The Allegheny County Office of Elections must certify all election results before they become official.

Apparent winners are highlighted in bold.

Fox Chapel Area School Board

Region Two

Ariel Zych, Democrat, 2,042

Greg Dolan, Republican, 1,426

Aspinwall

Mayor

Joe Noro, Republican, 550

David C. Brown, Democrat, 526

Write-in, 13

Council (Top four finishers win seats)

Jeff Harris, Democrat, 760

Lara Voytko, Democrat, 697

Marcia L. Cooper, Democrat, 674

Mary Hancock, Democrat, 609

Sharon Donnick, Republican, 323

James A. Bonat, Republican, 304

Write-in, 20

Fox Chapel

Council (Top four finishers win seats)

Harrison S. Lauer, Republican and Democratic nominations, 1,648

Bradley D. Harrison, Republican and Democratic nominations, 1,581

Sarah Hanna, Democrat, 1,398

Andrew C. Bennett, Republican, 1,289

Michael D. Pohl, Republican, 995

Write-in, 32

Indiana Township

Supervisor

Jonathan Newmann, Democrat, 213

Michael D. Schurko, Republican, 170

O’Hara Township

Constable

Francis Peitz, Democrat, 1,959

Thomas Portante, Republican, 1,188

Write-in, 8

Sharpsburg

Mayor

Brittany Reno, Democrat, 448

Joseph Simbari, Republican, 325

Write-in, 1

Council (Top four finishers win seats)

Kayla Portis, Democrat, 494

Karen Pilarski-Pastor, Republic and Democrat nominations, 458

Carrie Tongarm, Democrat, 422

Brian R. Kozara, Democrat, 368

Bradley R. Truman, Republican, 356

Write-in, 33

Council

Sarah Ishman, Democrat, 484

Alan Vozel, Republican, 237

O’Hara Township

Charter Amendment No. 1

Shall the O’Hara Township Home Rule Charter be amended to be gender neutral by removing any reference to any person using the words he or his, as more fully described in O’Hara Township

Yes, 1,657

No 1,325

Charter Amendment No. 2

Shall the O’Hara Township Home Rule Charter be amended by removing the provision that requires an appointee to a vacancy be of the same political party affiliation as the person being replaced.

No, 1,573

Yes, 1,324