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Help Bradford Woods Democrats Champion Change For Good!
Engage with us to shape a brighter future
for our community.
Together, we can make a difference.
It’s 2026!
An exciting time as America will celebrate its 250th anniversary .
But to truly do justice to our magnificent 250th celebration
let’s stand up for truth
Make America Truthful Again !
Bradford Woods Democrats ask all of you to join together
in choosing
Hope over Fear
Democracy over Authoritarianism
The Rule of Law over Lawlessness
Ethics Over Unbridled Corruption
Action over Complacency
Truth Over Lies
Unity over Division
Peace over War
We need and deserve
Leadership – Not Liarship.
Vote Blue This November !!!
Joint Statement from the Democratic Committees of PA State House District 28
On Nov. 20, Congressman Chris Deluzio (PA-17), a combat veteran, was subjected to a shocking call for execution by the President of the United States for upholding his oath to the Constitution.
This attack on a sitting representative is an attack on democracy itself.
Even more alarming is the absolute silence of our own State House Representative, Jeremy Shaffer. In the face of an explicit, violent threat against a colleague and veteran, Shaffer’s refusal to condemn this is a profound moral and political failure. His silence speaks volumes. It suggests a tolerance, or worse, an endorsement of political violence.
Decency requires a stand.
Denouncing a call for execution should not be a partisan decision—it is a basic test of leadership. The residents of PA-28 deserve a representative who will unequivocally stand against threats of violence.
We demand that Representative Jeremy Shaffer immediately issue a clear, public statement denouncing the call for execution of Congressman Deluzio.
The Democratic Committees of: Bradford Woods, Hampton, Marshall, Pine, Richland, and West Deer
Get Involved Today!
Join us in our mission to create meaningful change in our community.
We invite you to register to vote, participate in democracy, and lend your support in whatever way you can.
Every action you take is vital in driving the progress we aspire to achieve together. Your engagement and contributions will empower us make a lasting impact in Bradford Woods.
Foster a sense of belonging and influence the decisions that shape our community’s future.
You Have a Role to Play !
Democracy is Not a Spectator Sport
ELECTION DAY IS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2025 –
MAKE A PLAN TO VOTE!
Polls are open from 7am – 8pm across Pennsylvania and here in Bradford Woods, voters can vote in-person at:
Bradford Woods Community Church
4836 Wexford Run Road
OR
Request a mail-in ballot online no later than October 28 at www.vote.pa.gov.
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Our Democratic Candidates This November
Let’s rally together to elect passionate and qualified democratic candidates to the North Allegheny School Board. These four outstanding individuals are ready to bring their leadership expertise and commitment to our schools, ensuring a vibrant and supportive learning environment for every student in our community.
Vote YES, YES and YES
Support the retention of our Pennsylvania Supreme and Superior Court Judges who are dedicated to delivering fair justice and embody the principles of integrity that are essential to our legal system.
If the 3 Justices are not retained, that majority will go away and our rights will be in jeopardy with voting rights and health care rights being at the top of the list.
It’s imperative we retain DONOHUE, DOUGHERTY, and WECHT
by voting YES, YES and YES!
Matt Goss for Borough Council
I grew up just outside the borough, spending my grade school years at BWE, and realizing at a young age how unique this community is. After moving away for over two decades, I chose to return eight years ago to build a family in Bradfordwoods, because there is no place I would rather call home. I’ve seen both the strengths of our community and the challenges we must face together. I’m running for Borough Council because I believe in building a future that reflects our shared values.
As your representative, I will work to strengthen local services, support small businesses, protect our environment, and ensure every resident has a voice in shaping our future. I also know that progress requires collaboration. That’s why I am committed to working with council members across the aisle, finding common ground, and focusing on practical solutions that benefit everyone in our community. By bringing people together, we can ensure our borough continues to thrive for generations to come.
Theodore Andrianos
Write-In Candidate for Borough Council
My family and I moved to Bradford Woods in 2022. We instantly fell in love with the borough, sense of community, and all of our wonderful neighbors! If elected to Borough Council, my primary focus would be ensuring the safety and serenity of borough residents, addressing (and improving) our local infrastructure, and promoting community engagement to further strengthen the bond we hold as proud residents of Bradford Woods!
Mark the box next to “write-in” under the office of “Borough Council” and write in
Theodore Andrianos
Nancy Kosmala for Inspector of Elections
For 54 years, Nancy Kosmala has been a cornerstone of the Bradfordwoods Democratic Party, embodying a steadfast commitment and deep passion for her community. Throughout the last two decades, she has been an integral member of the poll committee, initially serving as a minority clerk, and for the past eight years, she has embraced the crucial role of Majority Inspector. Her wealth of experience and unwavering dedication to the democratic process have established her as a highly respected leader in local politics.
OUR DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
North Allegheny School Board
Emily Theys
Jackie Leicht
Paige Hardy
Jesse Adams
www.together4NA.com
Bradford Woods Borough Council
Matthew Goss
Bradford Woods Borough Council
write-in
Theodore Andrianos
Bradford Woods Inspector of Elections
Nancy Kosmala
Pennsylvania State Supreme Court
VOTE “YES” to retain PA Supreme Court Justices:
Christine Donohue
Kevin Dougherty
David Wecht
In Pennsylvania, judges serve for a 10-year term after which they are on the ballot for a “retention”. election. In 2015, Pennsylvania elected democrats Kevin Daugherty, Christine Donohue, and David Wecht to the State Supreme Court.
There are currently 5 democrats and 2 republicans serving on the State Supreme Court.
If the 3 Justices are not retained, that majority will go away and our rights will be in jeopardy with voting rights and health care rights being at the top of the list.
It’s imperative we retain DONOHUE, DOUGHERTY, and WECHT by voting YES!
Pennsylvania Superior Court
VOTE “YES” to retain PA Superior Court Judge Alice Beck Dubow
And, ELECT Brandon Neuman to the PA Superior Court
The PA Superior Court is one of Pennsylvania’s two statewide intermediate appellate courts. The Superior Court is often the final arbiter of legal disputes. The Supreme Court may grant a petition to review a decision of the Superior Court, but most petitions are denied and the ruling of the Superior Court stands. Cases are usually heard by panels of three judges sitting in Philadelphia, Harrisburg or Pittsburgh, but may also be heard en banc by nine judges. The Superior Court often travels to locations throughout Pennsylvania to hear cases.
PA Commonwealth Court
VOTE “YES” to retain PA Commonwealth Court Judge Michael Wojcik
And, ELECT Stella Tsai to Commonwealth Court
The PA Commonwealth Court is one of Pennsylvania’s two statewide intermediate appellate courts. The Commonwealth Court is primarily responsible for matters involving state and local governments and regulatory agencies. It also acts as a trial court when lawsuits are filed by or against the Commonwealth. Cases are generally heard by panels of three judges in Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Pittsburgh, although, on occasion, they may choose to hold court in other locations. Cases may also be heard by a single judge or by en banc panels of seven judges.
Allegheny County Common Pleas Court
Vote “YES” to retain Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas Judges seeking retention:
Hon. Edward Borkowski Hon. Alan Hertzberg
Hon. Beth Lazzara Hon. Jennifer McCrady
Hon. Hugh McGough Hon. Dan Regan
Hon. Dwayne Woodruff
The Courts of Common Pleas are the general trial courts of Pennsylvania. They are responsible for appeals from the minor courts, appeals not exclusively assigned to another court, and matters involving children and families.
In addition to the 7 current Allegheny County Common Pleas Judges seeking retention listed above, the following candidates were endorsed earlier this year by the Allegheny County Democratic Committee:
Dan Miller Julie Capone
Quita Bridges Matt Rudzki
Anthony DeLuca Heather Schmidt Bresnahan
Jaime Hickton Amanda Green-Hawkins
Keep updated with news from the Allegheny County Democratic Committee at www.alleghenydems.com.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Allegheny County Democratic Committee Kennedy Lawrence Dinner – Saturday, October 11
https://alleghenydems.com/news/2025-kennedy-lawrence-dinner/
Bradford Woods Democratic Committee
Keith Wehner – Chair/Elected Committeeman – 412-735-1346
Marti Donovan – Vice Chair
Tom Kosmala – Treasurer
Dale Newman – Elected Committeewoman
Hey there! We’re excited to invite you to join our team as a poll worker. Your support is crucial in ensuring that everyone in our community has a smooth and fair voting experience. Come be a part of something special and help us make a positive impact together!
Step Up and Become a Poll Worker Today! There’s no better time than now to play a vital role in our democracy. By signing up to be a poll worker, you’ll be instrumental in ensuring that every voter—including those with disabilities, individuals who need language support, and everyone eager to cast their ballot in person—enjoys a seamless and positive experience at the polls.
Don’t wait—join us and sign up today to make a real impact!
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