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Radnor Township Republicans
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Welcome to the official website of the Radnor Township Republican Party, a member of the Delaware County Republican Party and Pennsylvania Republican Party.
Radnor Republican Party Sample Ballot
Remember to carefully fill in each box completely, select highlighted names and write-ins for Republican endorsed candidates.
I am proud to announce our exceptional, endorsed candidates who have stepped forward to serve our community as School Board directors and township commissioner candidates.
The only endorsed, real Republicans are the four candidates below, please only vote for them.
May 2023 Republican Primary - A Message from our Chairman, Howard Gartland
Dear Friends and Neighbors,
Twenty-twenty-three is one of those “off year” elections where, out of the national spotlight, Pennsylvanian’s elect local community members who lead our School Districts, Municipalities and Court Systems – jurisdictions which arguably have the largest impact on our quality of life and that of our family members.
Primary election day is Tuesday May 16th - please mark your calendars and vote for our admirable candidates. We all have the option to vote earlier by mail just like Floridians, Ohioans and other states in which Republicans over-whelming voted early and by mail and elected Republicans in landslides in 2022.
One last important note: Five democrat candidates have “cross-filed” onto the Republican primary ballot, therefore, you will see nine names on the ballot. The only endorsed, real Republicans are the four candidates below, please only vote for them.
For information on all of the candidates and sample Republican Ballots, please follow the links below:
https://www.radnorgop.org/
You can still apply for a mail-in ballot, please do so today at the following link
https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/OnlineAbsenteeApplication/#/OnlineAbsenteeBegin:
Questions or information to support our team, please contact Chairman@RadnorGOP.org
Our Republican School Board Team:
We are proud to announce our exceptional, endorsed candidates who have stepped forward to serve our community as School Board directors and township commissioner candidates.
7th Ward Commissioner Candidate - Leslie Flick
Leslie Flick is the Director of Business Development for a boutique firm in Wayne, PA specializing in cost recovery services. Along with her professional experience, Leslie has enjoyed many years volunteering at St. Katharine of Siena School in Wayne. Leslie has served as St Katharine’s Athletic Director, coaching basketball there for several years. She currently serves on their Board of Limited Jurisdiction and is also a Eucharistic Minister at St. Thomas of Villanova Parrish.
Leslie earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a concentration in Marketing and Sports Administration from Temple University in 1993. Leslie and her husband, Bill, live in Rosemont where they have raised their four children. She can also be seen walking their 90-pound yellow lab, Pete, throughout the neighborhood on any given day.
Leslie has been a proud Radnor resident for the past 25 years and is currently a Committeewoman in 7-1. She believes in government transparency, fiscal responsibility, public safety, and bi-partisan representation and looks forward to serving the diverse Radnor community.
community.
4th Ward Commissioner Candidate -
Stephen Morris
In the 4th ward, we are supporting Stephen Morris for commissioner. This is a special election for the seat vacated in November.
Stephen graduated from Lehigh University in 1996 achieving a B.S. in Business and Economics. Stephen, his wife Casey and their four children live in the Bryn Mawr section of Radnor. Stephen serves on the President's Advisory Counsel at Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School and he and his wife are Scholarship Partners who sponsor a student’s tuition each year. Stephen and Casey’s children attend Radnor public schools. They can also be found in the pool and on various fields and sports programs throughout our town.
Stephen is a Financial Planner with a focus in the design and implementation of strategies used to build, preserve and protect wealth for families and privately-owned businesses. As a Business Intelligence Institute® Specialist, he specializes in Buy, Sell, and Business Succession Planning. With over 25 years of experience, Stephen’s clients benefit from the sound research and prudent judgement garnered through multiple tax regimes and one of the most tumultuous market cycles in our history. As a Partner with PFG Advisors and his affiliation with Lincoln Financial Advisors, Stephen can provide independent, comprehensive advice to his clients without bias.
Stephen’s professional designations, certifications and recognitions include:
• Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC®) from The American College
• Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor (CRPC®) from The College for Financial Planning.
• Certified Business Exit Consultant (CBEC®)
• FINRA Series 7 and 63 registrations
• Recognized by his firm as a Premier Partner
Radnor Township, Election Day is May 16th! Apply by May 9th for your mail-in ballot.
Planners - Friendly reminder to apply for mail-in ballots radnor.com:
Delaware County Elections reminds voters that voting by mail in Pennsylvania is quick, convenient, and secure. Last November, more than 58,000 Delaware County voters participated with vote-by-mail ballots, accounting for more than one-fifth of all ballots cast. Voters who wish to vote by mail must submit an application to request their vote-by-mail ballot. The application must include valid ID. Ballots are NOT mailed to voters automatically, even if the person voted by mail previously.
To apply for a vote-by-mail ballot, Delaware County-registered voters can visit the Delco Votes! website at delcopa.gov/vbm and complete the online application or download and complete a paper application.
Voters can also receive, fill-out, and submit a vote-by-mail application in person at the Voter Service Center, located on the first floor of the Government Center Building, at 201 W. Front St., in Media, PA. If approved, a voter will be scheduled to receive a vote-by-mail ballot for both elections to be held in 2023 – the May Primary and the November Municipal Election—weeks before Election Day. For the upcoming May 16 Primary Election, vote-by-mail ballots are scheduled to be mailed to voters in mid-April.
Once received, voters will find that completing a vote-by-mail is easy, though voters must be sure to follow these three steps to ensure their ballot is counted:
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Mark the ballot.
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Place the ballot in the white secrecy envelope and seal that envelope.
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Place the secrecy envelope in the Ballot Return Envelope, and sign, date and seal that Return Envelope.
Once completed and properly sealed, Delaware County voters have several convenient options for returning the ballot. Vote-by-mail ballots can be returned to the Bureau of Elections through the voter’s regular mail carrier, mailed back at any USPS Post Office or blue box, delivered in-person at the Delaware County Voter Service Center in Media, or dropped off at any of the County’s more than three dozen red, white and blue drop boxes located in municipalities across the County. County ballot drop boxes are scheduled to open on May 1 for the May 16 Primary Election. All Delaware County drop boxes are ADA-compliant and under 24/7 video surveillance.
Please note that the deadline to apply for a vote-by-mail ballot is May 9, 2023—one week prior to the May 16, 2023 Primary Election, and voters will have until 8 p.m. on Election Night, May 16, to return their ballot to the Bureau of Elections. Ballots must be RECEIVED by the Bureau by 8 p.m. on Election Night, so voters are advised to return their ballot in-person or through a County drop box instead of relying on USPS near or on Election Day. By law, ballots that arrive after 8 p.m. cannot be counted. A complete list of Delaware County ballot drop boxes, including street addresses and hours of operation (most will be open 24/7), can be found at delcopa.gov/dropbox.
Questions? Call the Delaware County Election Hotline at (610) 891-VOTE, visit the Delco Votes! website at delcopa.gov/vote, or stop by our Voter Service Center, Mon. – Fri., from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
A message from our Chairman:
Welcome to the official website of the Radnor Township Republican Party. The Radnor Republican Party believes in effective, efficient and responsive local government for our Township and School District governing bodies. We are proud of our officials and candidates who implement good governance policies and programs and which provide exceptional cost-effective services to our community.
We support our county, state and federal candidates who espouse the Republican values of a limited federal government, strong national defense and the supremacy of individual liberty. Join or support our team – we are all committed to continuing to shape our community and school district as an exceptional place to live, work, play and raise our families.
Sincerely,
Howard Gartland
Chairman, Radnor Township GOP
General Election Info:
Where is my polling place in Radnor? Click here or
contact the Delaware County Office of Voter Registration for your polling place at 610-891-4659.
Mailing in?
Make your vote count.
Read all instructions that come with your ballot.
Confused? The Delaware County Election Hotline (610-891-VOTE) is operational Mon. through Fri., 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Request a Mail-In or
Absentee Ballot
APPLICATIONS for a mail-in or absentee ballot must be received by your county election board.
Radnor Voting Information
If you are not sure of your voting precinct, you can check your new voting location by using your address.
Mail-in Voter registration forms may be obtained at public libraries (Radnor Memorial Library), PA State Liquor Stores, and government offices.
Register to vote, find your local polling place, apply for an absentee
ballot, and contact your election office.
You must be a registered voter to submit an application. You may check whether you are registered to vote in Pennsylvania using Find Voter Registration Status.
FAQ
Join us! We can't win without you.
Volunteer to help. Email us at volunteer@RadnorGOP.org. We will get you in touch with your neighborhood committee person for training and materials, such as signs, pamphlets, and election day efforts.
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Interested in running for office, in Radnor or elsewhere? Email us at info@RadnorGOP.org and we will get you all the detail you need.
Note: We respect your privacy and keep your personal information confidential. We will not share your email with any external entities.
Where is my polling place in Radnor Township?
Get the most up-to-date info by clicking here or contact the Delaware County Office of Voter Registration for your polling place at 610-891-4659.
What ward do I live in?
Click on "Radnor Township Ward Maps" to find a document outlining the boundaries of each ward in Radnor Township.
How do I vote and return my mail-in or absentee ballot?
Click here for general steps on how to vote, prepare, and return your mail ballot. Be sure to follow the instructions included with your ballot. Contact your county election office if you have any questions.
Under Pennsylvania law, voters must return their own ballots. The only exceptions to this are for voters with a disability who have designated someone in writing to deliver their ballot."
https://www.vote.pa.gov/Voting-in-PA/Pages/Mail-and-Absentee-Ballot.aspx
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Please email us at info@RadnorGOP.org with your sign request.
Want to vote early for any election? Apply for your mail-in ballot here: https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/OnlineAbsenteeApplication/#/OnlineAbsenteeBegin
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