An Informative night was had by all as the candidates
made their final pitch to voters before the April Primary
Southwest Philadelphia District Ballot Sample
(Tuesday May 19t, 2015 Primary Election)
Mayor Anthony H Williams 66
City Commissioners (vote for not more than 2)
Omar Sabir 79
Will Mega 74
Tracy Gordon 75
Anthony Clark 72
Council At Large (vote for not more than 5)
Blondell Reynolds Brown 90
Wilson Goode 99
Jenne Ayers 85
Wilson Alexander 86
Derek S. Green 84
Carla Cain 89
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District Councilperson (vote for not more than 1)
Jannie L. Blackwell 101
Kenyatta Johnson 100
Judge of the Common Pleas Court (vote for not more than 12)
Deborah Watson Stokes 54
Tangie Boston 49
Leon King II 28
Wayne M.D. Bennett 25
Betsy Wahl 44
Shanese Johnson 39
Stephanie Sawyer 52
Frances Fattah 41
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Justice of the Supreme Court
Kevin Dougherty 3
We will have at least two (2) workers at each of our polling place covering parts of Wards 3rd, 27th, 40th, 46th, and 51st
Call:Mike Ross: 267-253-5444
Kevin Horne: 267-586-3599
Ron Holt: 267-847-0506
On Saturday October 4th was SWPDS day at the zoo. Fun was had by all. Stay tuned for further details on our next outing.
Fun was had by all at the Super Dollar Night on August 22, 2014 Stay tuned for updates on the next Vendor Row/Super Dollar Night
The Candidate’s Night hosted by the Southwest District Services, was filled to capacity as residents gathered to hear office seekers address key issues facing South, Southwest and West Philadelphia.
The event was divided into two segments.
The first consisted of candidates for the 186th Legislative district, which covers parts of South and Southwest portions of the city. Those candidates included Timothy Hannah, Jordan Harris and Damon Roberts.
The second segment consisted of candidates vying for the 188th district position of state representative where Fatimah Muhammad and incumbent state Rep. James Roebuck made their pitches to the public.
It was Harris and Roberts who went head to head in a no-holds-barred debate during the forum.
The candidates’ debate among the West Philadelphia office seekers for the 188th district was no less competitive.
Muhammad and Roebuck challenged one another’s experience – time spent in the community and qualifications.
While Roebuck pointed to his 25 years in service and life-long residency in West Philadelphia, Muhammad told of her time spent homeless as a young child and her success as a college graduate and efforts to organize the community.
