AMBRIDGE – The ballot for the Ambridge Area School Board election looks a little different this year.
As opposed to voting for school board members for the traditional four-year term, an additional two-year term will also be listed.
Essentially, voters are able to vote for four candidates for the four-year term, and three for the special two-year term. Residents can vote for the same candidates on both the four and two-year sections if desired.
All the candidates are cross-filing, running for both parties in this election, except for Kathleen Curtis, a Democrat.
Incumbents Scott Angus, Charles Campalong, Curtis, Denise Manganello, William Metz Jr., and Valerie Young and are hoping to return as school board members.
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