League of Women Voters of Delaware County
	Delaware County, PA November 8, 2011 Election
	Council-At-Large; Township of Upper Darby Voter Information 4 Year Term.

Results as of Jan 20 3:04pm

Candidates (Vote for 2) Click on highlighted name for additional information supplied by candidate. Contact non-highlighted candidates and encourage them to provide information for voters. James Santora 6,784 votes 28.1% Party: Republican Jacob A. Bierling 6,639 votes 27.5% Party: Republican Barbarann Keffer 5,608 votes 23.2% Party: Democratic Occupation: Legislative Assistant, Rep. Margo Davidson Harvard University, B.A. Government; Cardinal O'Hara High School Co-Founder Upper Darby Recycle! Neighborhood Excellence Initiative Award, Bank of America, September 2008 for spearheading the UD single-stream recycling movement Youth Basketball Coach: Highland Park-Kirklyn AA & St. Bernadette's Darby Creek Valley Association: Board Member & Volunteer Coordinator for the Annual Watershed-Wide Darby-Cobbs Clean-Up UD Neighborhood Watch Association, Board Member Priorities: Accountability in Township Budget and Process, availability of a line-item budget & airing of Public Meetings on Public Access Channel Revamping of Existing Township Programs, such as Street Sweeping, Leaf-Waste Collection, Recycling Community-Building by working actively through local civic groups & by consistent outreach from the Administration to the Community Sekela Coles 5,127 votes 21.2% Party: Democratic Occupation: Adjunct Professor Ph.D. in Public Policy and Administration- specialization Nonprofit Management & Leadership, 2010 Walden University MBA, 2003 Penn State University B.A. - Finance and Banking, 1999 Lincoln University President, Bywood Elementary Home & School Association and Member of UDSD's PIP committee Minority Poll Inspector, Election Board Precinct 7-9, Elected Democratic Committeewoman, Upper Darby Auxiliary Member, Upper Darby Neighborhood Watch Association, Graduate, Upper Darby Police Department's Citizens Police Academy Priorities: Leadership: Find creative initiatives that will alleviate the increasing tax burden on residents, including rejuvenating the 69th St business area. Accountability: Encourage open communication between residents and council.Videotape council meetings so residents are informed of township decisions. Community: Ensure that all neighborhoods and parks in the township receive equitable township services. Establish community forums on diversity. Basic candidate data supplied by the applicable elections official. Order of candidates is random and changes daily.

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