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To all of my neighbors in Northampton Township and the rest of Bucks County:

Congratulations on taking a very important step in correcting the course of the U. S. SHIP of STATE.  We had a massive turnout – over 55% in Northampton Township.

You manned the sails and steadied the rudder.

To those who stood and delivered the message of limited government, lower taxes and personal responsibility – thank you.

To those who walked, those who phoned, those who distributed literature; those who licked, those who sticked, those who stuffed, those who ‘sorted by zip’,  those who attended rallies; set up and tore down the chairs, risers, sound systems, coordinated with media, etc, etc. Thank you.

To the workers in over 300 polling stations, the Judges of Elections, the Majority & Minority Inspectors, Clerks, Machine Operators and Constables, I cannot express my gratitude effusively enough for your dedication, competence and perseverance to get through another grueling election day  – 6am to 9 or 10pm and then delivering the vote to Doylestown.  Thank you.

To those who voted, THANK YOU NEIGHBORS.  This is YOUR Victory and as Ben Franklin said, your “…Republic, if you can keep it”.   You’ve learned what is possible, you’ve learned HOW to do it.  Now you need to practice it – EVERY DAY – until it becomes second nature in your every day routine.

Think of November 2nd as your first day of Basic Training.  Keep up the dialog, keep up the conversation, keep it in your routine until your kids, family and friends understand that it is not only for real, it’s FOREVER, one day at a time!

Congratulations!

Steve McGill, Chairman
Northampton Township, Bucks County
Republican Committee

PS.  Remember Pericles:  “You may not be interested in politics; that does not mean politics has no interest in YOU!”

If you didn’t vote – stand up.  If you aren’t registered – stand up.  We’re waiting for you with open arms!  Come join us today

Unofficial Election Results -Bucks County

(Visit www.buckscountyelections.org/ElectionSummary.aspx?id=10) for complete details.

United States Senator 1 Vote for 1 View Results by District Democrat Joe Sestak 102896 46.8% Republican Pat Toomey 117065 53.2% Governor 1 Vote for 1 View Results by District Democrat Dan Onorato 97999 44.6% Republican Tom Corbett 121878 55.4% Representative in Congress 1 Vote for 1 View Results by District Democrat Patrick J. Murphy 100496 45.7% Republican Michael G. Fitzpatrick 119535 54.3% 1 Winner Not Projected  2 Write-In Candidate  3 Winner By Lot

SENATOR IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 06 10 12 24

REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY 018 029 031 140 141 142 143 144 145 178

You can also view the Excel Spreadsheet that Pete Palestina regularly produces by clicking here: General_2010_with_Percents

Today is Election Day 2010. Polls are open from 6:00 am until 8:00 pm.

The weather forecast is good and the best time to vote is at the slack times: Between 9:00 and 11:00 am, 1:00  and 4:00 pm and 7:00 until 8:00 pm.

The busy times to avoid, if at all possible, are opening time, lunch time and after work.

If you are unsure of the location of your Polling place, check the list of Polling places by CLICKING HERE (northamptongop.org/election-archives/polling-places/) or the reduced size map of the Township Voting Districts here:northamptongop.org/election-archives/map-of-voting-districts/

If you need a ride to the polls call your District Committeeman or Committee Woman (CLICK HERE TO SEE LIST) and they will help insure you can get there to cast your vote.

By voting, you will help the Republicans keep or reclaim important elected offices and help us reclaim jobs and the economy!

Every vote counts!!!