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See How Media Patch Voted in the General Election

Democrat Bob Casey is Media Patch's choice in U.S. Senate and Republican Pat Meehan for U.S. House of Representatives in Pennsylvania 7th Congressional District.

 

Voters in the Media Patch area were split in their votes for President of the United States. Nationally and in Pennsylvania, President Barack Obama was re-elected to a second term but here in Media Patch the votes weren't so simple.

Media Borough and Upper Providence Township voted to re-elect Obama but Middletown and Edgmont townships voted for former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney as their pick for President in the November election. (All four of these municipalities had 100 percent of machines reporting by 1:30 p.m. Wednesday).

Delaware County, which has a large Republican population, voted to re-elect Obama with 165,206 votes, compared to Romney's 105,450. 

Note: As of  3 p.m. Wednesday, all 861 machines in Delaware County precincts were reported, according to the Delaware County Election Bureau results website.

Click here for more local results and here for more state results.

View the table below to see how many votes were cast for each candidate in each municipality.

President of the United States (Vote for One) Edgmont Twp. Middletown Twp. Media Borough Upper Providence Twp. County Wide   
 
Republican Mitt Romney 1,450 4,195 859 2,784 105,450
Democrat Barack Obama 908 3,934 2,062 3,194 165,206
Green Party Dr. Jill Stein 6 35 19 16 870
Libertarian Gary Johnson 19 60 39 43 1,917
Write In
5 7 2 6 331
 
U.S. Senate




Republican Tom Smith 1,384 3,943 812 2,611 98,809
Democrat Bob Casey Jr. 952 4,058 2,075 3,298 164,431
Libertarian Rayburn Smith 22 85 46 61 2,588
Write In  0 2 0 1 42
 
Pennsylvania Attorney General
Republican David Freed 1,369 3,988 818 2,628 101,276
Democrat Kathleen Kane 963 3,968 2,033 3,226 159,134
Libertarian Marakay Rogers 24 102 52 76 3,059
Write In 1 0 0 2 22
U.S. House of Representatives in Pennsylvania
7th Congressional District
Republican Patrick Meehan 1,554 4,926 1,087 3,206 110,644
Democrat George Badey 793 3,117 1,806 2,721 78,756
Write In 0 2 2 0 29
Pennsylvania State Senate--District 9
Republican Dominic Pileggi NA 5,102 1,114 NA 39,453
Democrat Patricia Worrell NA 2,947 1,780 NA 36,667
Write In 4 2 11
 
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
District 161
Republican Joe Hackett NA NA NA 1,270 17,125
Democrat Larry DeMarco NA NA NA 1,153 15,256
Write In 9
District 168
Republican Thomas Killion 1,559 4,856 1,014 1,790 15,884
Democrat Beth Alois 787 3,152 1,859 1,711 11,792
Write In 4 4 2 3 16

 

All results are unofficial. Results do not include Absentee, Provisional, or Remote Military votes.

Related Topics: Elections and election 2012

Susan

6:40 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Good job on the local coverage Courtney.

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Annie

9:27 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Hi Courtney - Do you know what's going on in Edgmont Township? Still only 3 of 6 machines reporting? Just curious. Thank you!

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Courtney Elko

10:06 am on Wednesday, November 7, 2012

That is a very good question, Annie, that I'd like to know the answer to as well. Delaware County overall still isn't reporting all of its machines. Sometimes it does take until the next morning to see results so hopefully we'll see something soon. Thanks!

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Courtney Elko

3:00 pm on Wednesday, November 7, 2012

All of Edgmont and now Delaware County machines are reporting now.

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