Greencastle Mayor Ben Thomas Jr., a Republican, was unopposed for re-election and received 520 votes.
Also uncontested were Republican Antrim Township Supervisors Chad Murray (1,560) and Fred Young (1,395).
Tax collectors Sue Myers, Antrim Township, and Barbara Bock, Greencastle, both Republicans, also advanced without opposition.
At the polls
Connie Lazich, judge of elections at Grace United Church of Christ in Greencastle, termed voter turnout pretty good for an off-year election. Don t you think it s all the local stuff going on? observed Connie Overcash, majority inspector.
Elizabeth Moats was among the Republicans who cast ballots at the church and voted for a change of leadership.
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Candidate filed under wrong party
Joe Burkot will appear on the Democratic ballot as a candidate for Mercersburg Borough Council, but he is actually a Republican.
Burkot s nomination petition identified him as a Republican, but it was accidentally placed with the Democratic petitions after he turned it in, according to Byer, the county deputy clerk. It was as simple as it got placed in the wrong box, she said.
There is no time to fix the ballots. Byers only learned of the error in the first week of May, when Burkot brought it to her attention. The ballots were already printed and the vote-counting machines were already programmed.
Antrim Township
Incumbent Antrim Township Supervisors Fred M. Young III and Chad Murray are unopposed on the Republican ballot and there are no Democratic candidates.
Also on the ballot are Republicans Sue Myers, 2509 Williamson Road, Antrim Township tax collector; and Michael J. Buckley, 15340 Cobble Drive, both auditor and constable.
Ballot questions
Voters of any or no party affiliation will be able to cast a yes or no vote on four ballot questions. One is a statewide referendum, and three are proposed Constitutional amendments, according to the Pennsylvania Department of State.
Here are the four:
Loan eligibility for municipal fire and emergency medical service companies