The Republican candidates are a deep-rooted team with strong ties to our Lower Southampton Township and Neshaminy Communities. These candidates are lifelong community members, former first responders, and current board members who have dedicated their time to improving our way of life in Lower South.
Nick Bordner: A Neshaminy graduate and military veteran, Nick has dedicated his time as chair of the Veterans Advisory Committee. He hosts the annual Hero’s Run to benefit the Travis Manion Foundation. Bordner has also served on the Planning and Zoning Boards and executed his duties by implementing our township ordinances.
Cyndie Bowman: The former president of Feasterville Fire Company and Neshaminy School Board Director, is passionate about supporting our emergency services, the enforcement of our zoning ordinances, the prevention of over-development, and improving our open spaces for the benefit of residents and recreation.
Erin Brosious: Another Neshaminy Alumni, Erin currently sits on the Neshaminy School Board and has two children in the district. Erin has volunteered her time with the Poquessing Music Boosters, supporting the musical program. She also lends her time as the LSAA Basketball In-House Secretary. Erin has also served as the Police Auxiliary President FOP Lodge 5.
Tara Kolaris: Tara is a lifelong member of our community. She has devoted her time to the education of children in the Catholic faith, assisting in preparatory classes and serving on the Pastoral Council at Assumption BVM. Currently, Tara serves on our Lower South Library Board.
Deborah Doneker: Our current Tax Collector has worked tirelessly to modernize the tax office. Due to the dedication of Deb, payments are now accepted electronically, and extended hours are available.
Judge Daniel Baranoski completes this team and currently serves as Magisterial District Judge for Lower Southampton Township.
This resilient team is enmeshed in our community and works hard to preserve the small-town atmosphere and appearance of Lower Southampton Township. Vote on November 4!!
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