Good evening. I call to order the meeting of the Philadelphia City Commissioners Return Board for Tuesday, June 3rd, 2025. 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 voter 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 enforce 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 with the focus on taxation and held various
regulatory powers throughout the centuries. The commissioner started maintaining voter list in 1799 and took on more election related responsibilities but didn't emerge into its current form until the adoption of Philadelphia homewood charter in 1951. We will start off with public
comments before beginning their comments. Commenter shall state where they live or if they are not a resident of Philadelphia, if they are a Philadelphia taxpayer. Public comment is not an opportunity for dialogue or Q&A. It is public comment a chance for you to
tell us what you think. Each speaker will have two minutes to speak. However, I may extend the time at my discretion. Public comment must concern matters on meet on today's meeting agenda. Finally, it is my responsibility to preserve the
order and decorum of the meetings as such profane, slanderous, discriminatory, a personal attacks will not be tolerated. If you wish to make a public objection to a perceived Sunshine Act violation, please raise your hand and I will recognize you. Outburst will
not be tolerated. Anyone wishing to offer public comment, please step forward. Seeing no public comment, we will now move to report from our secretary for email public comments. Secretary Bluestein, are there any email public comments? There were no email
public comments. Thank you very much. We will now proceed to new business. We will begin by considering the first agenda item under the results of the canvas and computation. Dana, will you please read the results? Hello, commissioners.
The results for the 2025 municipal primary and special election. Judge of the Superior Court, Democrat, Brandon Newman, 120,496. Write in totals 617. Judge of the Commonwealth Court,
Democrat, Stella Sai, 127,648. [Music] Brighten totals 419. Judge of the court of common please Democrat Will Braveman
103,441. Leon A. King II 92,483. Larry Fornese 98,327 Brian Kookski 87,162 Ireina Erlick [Music] 98,458 Anthony Stefansski
75,539 Deborah Watson Stokes 100,952 Sarah Jones 103,042 K 98,632 write in totals 1,484 judge of the municipal court Democrat Sher Cohen 69,136
Mr. retirement. Sorry to interrupt. Uh Dana, can you reread Tanisha Henry's result? I'm sorry. Tanisha Henry. Um 61,041. My apologies. Um judge of the municipal
court Sher Cohen uh 69,136. Amanda Davidson 101,72. Cortez Patton 63,745. Kowali Abdul Rockman 33,434. Sean Paige 49,571. Write in totals
662. District Attorney Democrat Pat Dugan 53,849 Larry Kraner 97,636 write in totals 211 city controller Democrat Christy Brady
120,81 write in totals 469 judge of the Superior Court Republican Maria Batista 4,292 and Marie Wecraft 6,98 Brighton totals
192 Judge of the Commonwealth Court Republican Matt Wolfford 6,186 6 Josh Prince 47 write in totals
167 judge of the court of common please Republican write in totals 2,140 judge of the m municipal court Republican writin totals 827 district attorney Republican writen total Pat Dugan
6,167 scattered writen total 978 city controller Republican Arios 7,835 write in totals 241 ballot question number one Yes.
138,497. No. 24,873. Question number two. Yes. 120,287. No. 40,745. Ballot question number three. Yes. a total of
124,982 no 37,585. The results for the election board winners are also available on our website at vote.fill.gov. Thank you, Dana. You're welcome. Vice Chair Diller, did you have any comments? I have none. Thank you, Dana. Secretary
Bluain, did you have any? I have none. Thank you. Thank you, commissioners. Thank you, Dana.