It's all right. It's all right. It's all right. Come on. Good evening. Call to order the meeting of the Philadelphia City Commissioners Return Board for Tuesday, June 2nd, 2026.
This meeting is in compliance with the Pennsylvania Sunshine Act. The Philadelphia City Commissioners are a three member bipartisan board of elected officials in charge of elections and board of registration for the city of Philadelphia. Each commissioner is elected to serve a
four-year term that coincides with the municipal election cycle for mayor and city council. The commissioner set and enforced departmental policies to administer voter registration and conduct elections in accordance with federal and state voter registration and
election laws. The city commissioners were created by the Pennsylvania assembly in 1711, but they focused on taxation and held various regulatory powers throughout the centuries. The commissioner started maintaining border list in 1799 and took on more election
related responsibilities but didn't emerge in its current form until the adoption of Philadelphia's home charter in 1951. We will start off with public comments before beginning their comments. Comment state where they live or if they are not
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Hearing none, we will now proceed to email public comment. Secretary Blueste, were there any email public comments? >> As of 4:45 p.m., there were no email public comments. >> Thank you, Secretary. We will now proceed to new business. We will begin by considering the first
agenda item under the new business results of the canvas and computation. I have Lisa Franch, will you please read the results? I'm sorry, Liza. Lisa, don't blame me. I love you. Liza
check. We'll be presenting 2026 general primary and special election results. Governor, Democrat, Josh Shapiro, 199,437. Write in totals 2,28.
Lieutenant Lieutenant Governor Democrat Austin Davis 177,929 writing totals 894 representative in Congress for the second district Democrat Brendan F. Boille 53,043
write in totals 678 representative in Congress third district Democrat Ala Stanford 35,452 Share Street 43,137 Chris Rab 65,782
Shan Griffith 3,042 right in totals 45 representative in Congress fifth district Democrat Mary Gay Scandlin 6,156 write in totals 99
senator in the general assembly second district democrat Christine M Tartagleon 11,963 right in totals 96 senator in the general assembly fourth district democrat
Art Haywood 25,35 Mike Cogville 6,032 write in totals 27 senator in the general assembly 8th district democrat Anthony Hardy Williams
22,946 David Goldsmith Jr. 3,119 right in totals 101 representative in the general assembly 10th district democrat I'm in brown
7,324 write in totals 100 representative in the general assembly 170th district democrat robf 3,280
write in totals 42 two representative in the general assembly 172nd district democrat Shaun M. Dockerty 4,166 right in totals 32
representative in the general assembly 173rd district democrat Pat Gallagher 3587 right in totals 19 representative in the general assembly
174th district Democrat Ed Nielsen 3579 right in totals 26 Six representative in the general assembly 175th district democrat Mary Louise Isacson 11,329
write in totals 60 representative in the general assembly 177th district democrat Joe Hoenstein 4588 right in totals 95
represent Representative in the general assembly 179th district democrat Jason T. Dawkins 3,276 right in totals 29 representative in the general assembly
180th district democrat Jose Ger 1,856 right in totals 22 representative in the general assembly 181st district democrat Malcolm Kenyatta
6,9 920 write in totals 43 representative in the general assembly 182nd district Ben Waxman Democrat Ben Waxman 13,529
write in totals 79 representative in the general assembly 184th district democrat Elizabeth Feedler 8,861 right in totals 41.
Representative in the general assembly 185th district Democrat Regina Young 572 Joe Sacker 131 right in totals 16 representative in the general assembly
186 district democrat Jordan A Harris 10,68 right in totals 65 Representative in the general assembly 188th district Democrat Rick Krajuski 10,220
write in totals 76 representative in the general assembly 190th district Democrat Ronnie Green 7,664 right in totals 48
representative in the general assembly 191st District Democrat Joanna E. Mlinton 4,953 write in totals 18 representative in the general assembly
192nd district democrat Morgan Cifphus 9356 D'Angelo Virgo 1,428 right in totals 19 representative in the general assembly
194th District Democrat Tariq Khan 12,595 right in total 78 representative in the general assembly 195th district Democrat Kenneth T.
Walker Jr. 265 Keith Harris 2,891 Sierra M Sierra McNeel 5821 write in totals 12 representative in the general assembly
197th district Democrat Danilo Bergos 3,654 write in totals 31 One representative in the general assembly 198th district
K. Parker 7,975 rate in totals 43 representative in the general assembly 200th district Democrat Deshonda Williams 4,356
Chris Johnson 11,773 Kasim Rashad 323 rate in totals 23 represent Representative in the general assembly 20st district democrat Andre D. Carol 9,825
write in totals 53 representative in the general assembly 202nd district democrat Jared Solomon 2229 writen totals 25
representative in the general assembly 203rd district democrat Anthony Bellman 4,692 right in totals 28 member of the Democratic State Committee
first district Frank Ionuzi 19,792 Howard Mosley 13,600 I'm sorry excuse me 13,631 Judy Golding Baker 24,394 Amy wrote 24,813 Dennis Boland 20,45
Frank T. Bzowski 15,542 Micah Majubian 19,439 Giani Hill 18,818 Rita Lewig 20,93 Toya Johnson 13,551 Karen Javaruski
20,000 336 Beth E. Finn 24,75 Meg Berlin 21,763 right in totals 974 member of the Democratic state committee
second district Ryan Keller 9,125 Heather Miller 9,968 Ky Lazada 9,1 189 James Hardy 8,296
right in totals 1,233 member of the Democratic state committee third district Jacqueline Kohl's Jones 12,789 Joey Kurdup 8,637 Bonita Tilman 13
850 Dante M. Holland 11,193 Paul Smith 10,60 Sharita R. Glenn 14,685 Juel Williams 15,948 Dustin Dove 14,383
Kira Bradford Gray 12,380 John Henkins 8,285 Alicia E Sawyer 10,564 4 Janine Moses 6,036
Nadira Griffin 7,726 Barbara Carol 10,164 Sharon Vaughn 8,366 Monica Best Harvey 7,826 right in totals 154 4
member of the Democratic State Committee, fourth district. Nina Ahmad, 22,695, Latrice Y. Bryant, 14,268. Lauren Davis Corbin, 9,54. Wanita M. Jenkins 13,180
Johanna Burke 7,216 James A. Cartwright 16,781 Assan Nazer Tula 15,43 Aisha Thomas 15,022 Andre D. Carol 19,755 Wright in totals 521 member of the Democratic state committee
fifth district James G. Donnelly 12,795 Shaun Kenny 12,65 Kathy Barch 12,947 Mona Cohen 11,815
Pat Parkinson 10,397 right in totals 235 Member of the Democratic State Committee 7th district John Brady 25,91 Jeremy Hi 24,100
Carol Denise Rhodess 24,862 Lisa Rhodess 23,440 Katherine S. Huggin 24,133. Star Brown 24,5331. Linda Norris 23,374. Member of the Democratic State Committee 8th District.
Oh, I'm sorry. Write in totals 2,839 for the seventh district. Member of the Democratic state committee 8th district Nikia Carr 18,93 Kyle J. Samson 11,044
Christopher Roman 11,844 Alicia 15,137 Albert Little Page 9,975 Richard A. Smith 7,796 Pamela Strowman Gibson 15,291 Luigi Borda 6,998 Shantel Galloway 13,926
Rashene Cruz 10,60 right in totals 485 Five. We're moving on to governor for the Republican side. Stacy Gity 10,87
right in totals 475. Lieutenant Governor Republican John Ventry 5,268 Jason Richie 5,910 right in totals 276
representative in Congress second district Republican Jessica Ariyaga 6,328 right in totals 182 Representative in Congress, third district Republican,
write in totals 519 representative in Congress, fifth district Republican. Nick Maganero, 743, write in totals 17. Senator in the general assembly, second
district Republican. Write in totals 435. Senator in the general assembly, fourth district Republican. Todd Johnson, 346, write in totals 39.
Senator in the general assembly, 8th district Republican, right in totals 64. Representative in the general assembly, 10th district Republican, right in totals 12.
Representative in the general assembly, 170th district Republican. Martina White, 177, write in totals 13. Representative in the general assembly,
172nd district, Republican. Write in totals 106. Representative in the general assembly, 173rd district, Republican. Bill Griffin, 966.
Write in totals 13. Representative in the General Assembly, 174th District Republican. Write in totals 24. Representative in the General Assembly
175th District Republican. Write in totals 20. Representative in the General Assembly 177th District Republican. Robin Bird, 783,
write in totals 29. Representative in the General Assembly, 179th district, Republican, right in totals 16. Representative in the General Assembly,
180th District, Republican, right in totals 10. Representative in the General Assembly 181st District, Republican, write in totals 24. Representative in the General Assembly
182nd District, Republican, write in totals 23. Representative in the General Assembly, 184th District, Republican, write in totals 31. Representative in the general assembly
185th district Republican write in totals 31. Representative in the general assembly 186th district Republican write in totals 26.
Representative in the general assembly 188th district Republican write in totals 23. Representative in the general assembly 190th district Republican. Write in
totals 10. Representative in the general assembly 191st district republican write in totals 17. Representative in the general assembly
192nd district republican. Tiffany Van Brown 142 write in totals three. Representative in the general assembly 194th district Republican write in
totals 42. Representative in the general assembly 195th district Republican write in totals 24. Representative in the General Assembly 197th District, Republican. Write in
totals 23. Representative in the General Assembly 198th District, Republican, right in totals 23. Representative in the General Assembly
200th District, Republican, right in totals 22. Representative in the general assembly 20st district Republican write in totals 21 representative in the general assembly
202nd district Republican write in totals 18 representative in the general assembly 203rd district right in totals 30 republican
member of the Republican State Committee second district Joe Gdamman 5,279 Deborah Kle 5,117 Mary Francis Woodruff 5,543 Adrienne Mallister 434
Janine Morgan 4,231 Charles E. Okconor Jr. 4,480 Christopher Vogler 4,339 right in totals 384 member of the Republican state committee
third and fifth district Ross Michael Wolf 345 Billy Lanzelotti 3,180 Anthony Christina 2,960 John A. McCaulay 1,75
Margelyn Murray 2,342 Denise Fury 2,247 write in totals 365. Question number one for the answer of yes we have a total of 170,868 no 4,085
47,085 correction question number two for yes we have 192,912 no is 27,277 7.
The results for committee person winners are available on our website at vote.fillow.gov. That concludes the results. >> Thank you. We got to do it, huh? Appreciate you. >> All right. >> Good to see you too. Appreciate you.
>> We are now moved to any additional comments by commissioners. Vice Chair, do you have any other business to be raised at this meeting? >> I do not. Thank you, >> Secretary Blstein. You have any other business to be raised this meeting? >> I do not. Thank you. >> Thank you, Commissioners.
Okay. So, for the record, we are signing the unofficial results.