Good evening. Call to order the meeting of the Philadelphia City Commissioners Return Board for Tuesday, November the 18th, 2025. This meeting is in compliance with the Pennsylvania Sunshine Act. The
Philadelphia City Commissioners are three member bipartisan board of elected officials in charge of elections and voter registrations 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 state voter registration election laws. City commissioners were created by the Pennsylvania assembly in
1711 where they focus on taxation and held various regulatory powers throughout the centuries. The commission started maintaining border list 1799 and took on more election leader responsibilities but didn't emerge until its current form
until the adoption of Philadelphia home room charter in 1951. We start off with public comments before beginning their comments. Common shall state where they live or if they are not a resident of Philadelphia that 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 today's meeting agenda.
Finally, it is my responsibility to preserve the order and the karma of meetings. As such, profane, slanderous, discriminatory, 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'll recognize you. Outbursts will not be tolerated. Anyone wishing to offer public comment, please step forward. Hearing none, we will now move to report from Secretary for email public comments. Secretary Seth Lstein, are there any 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 results of canvas and computation. Dana, Dana, will you please read the
results? >> Hello, commissioners. >> Hello, Dana. Can you just say your name for the record real quick, please? >> Dana Ecro. E C K R O A D E. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome.
>> All right. These are the summary results for the 2025 municipal election. We're going to start with the judge of Superior Court, Brandon Newman, Democratic, 33,043
votes. Maria Batista, Republican, 46,695. Danielle Wasmir, liberal, 7,566 votes. Write in totals 268. Judge of the Commonwealth Commonwealth
Court. Stella Sai, Democratic, 301,777. Matt Wolfford, Republican, 47,462. Write in totals 319. Judge of the Court of Common, please. Will Braveman, Democratic, 274,195.
Sarah Jones, Democratic, 280,160. Deborah Watson Stokes, Democratic, 272,216. Ka Gay, Democratic, 274,323. Arena Erlick, Democratic, 269,154. Larry Farese, 200 Democratic 273,978.
Leon A. King II, Democratic, 215,637. Brian Kislooski 219,493 Anthony Stefanski 200 Democratic 212,63 Joseph J Russo Democratic
190,318 Jennifer A. Santiago Democratic 221,310 write in totals 4,023 judge of the municipal court Amanda Davidson Democratic 489,678.
Sure. Amanda Davidson, de Democratic, 289,678. Sherry Cohen, Democratic, 261, 204. Cortez Patton, Democratic, 206,43.
Michael Parkinson Democratic 216,292 write in totals 1,578 district attorney Larry Kraner Democratic 276,126 Pat Dugan Republican 86,35 right in totals 432
city controller Christy Brady Democratic 294,433 Arios Republican 46,4 I'm sorry correction 46,681 write in totals 258
Supreme Court retention Christine Donahghue yes 34,22 votes no 47,199 Supreme Court retention Attention Kevin
M. Dockerty. Yes. 304,347. No. 46,836. Supreme Court retention. David Wet. Yes. 298,313. No. 49,267
Superior Court Retention Alice Beck Dubo. Yes. 273,151. No. 46,323. Commonwealth Court Retention. Michael H. Wooek. Yes. 267,813.
No. 47,442. Yes. For Michael Woo checkek is 267,814. Am I saying things? I'm sorry. Comment please. Court retention.Wendalyn. Bright. Yes. 267,24.
No. 40,316. Common police court retention in M. Butchart. Yes. 258,857. No. 41,573. Comment please. Court retention. Scott Declaudio. Yes.
182,493. No. 101,016. Comment please. Court retention. Michael Fanning. Yes. 256,089 votes. No. 42,36. Comment please. Court retention. Diane
A. Gray Jr. Yes. 201,874. No. 91,271. Comment please. Court retention. Christopher Mal. >> Malios. >> Malios. Thank you. Yes. 244,439
no 43,824 common please court retention Walter J. Yes. 241,344. No. 45,480. Common police court retention. Frank Palumbo. Yes. 201,95.
No. 86,418. Common please. Court retention. Rainey Papa Demetrio. Yes. 241,678. No. 45,366. Common police court retention. Tracy
Roman. Yes. 249,74. No. 42,56. Common, please. Court retention. Stephanie M. Sawyer. Yes. 253,924. No. 39,336. Comment, please. Retention. Susie. Susan
L. U. Schulman. Yes. 244,394. No. 44,368. Comment, please. Court retention. Lyrus F. Young. Yes. 188,769. No. 93,846.
Municipal court retention. David H. Comroy. Yes. 258,579. No. 72,171. Um, no. Is 42,171. Um, municipal court retention.
Jacqueline Frasier lied. Yes. 212,75 no is 85,879 municipal court retention Henry Luwendowski yes is 254,299 no 45,17
Seven. Municipal court retention. Wendy L. Pew. Yes. 248,279. No. 53,310. Municipal court retention T. Francis Shields. Yes. 255,361.
No. 43,33. I also would like to add that the results for the election board winners are available on our website at vote.fill.gov. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> Mr. Chairman Dana, just for the record,
I'd like to just correct um common police court retention. The judge's name is Dane A. Gray Jr. Thank you. Thank you, Vice. >> Okay, Dana, just real quick for the
record, would you be signing? I'm going to pass around the certification of computation computation of election results for you to sign. >> Start certification process. We will now move to any additional
comments by commissioners. Vice Chair Diller, do you have any other business to be raised this meeting? >> I have none. Thank you. >> Secretary Bluestein, do you have any other business to be raised in this meeting? >> I have nothing to add. Thank you. >> Thank you, commissioners.