Megan King Leading For 2nd Superior Court Seat

Megan King Leading For 2nd Superior Court Seat— It was mostly not a good night for Pennsylvania Republicans as they were swept in former GOP strongholds in Chester and Delaware counties, and obviously Montgomery County. One of the more troubling losses was the Delaware County District Attorney’s race were Kat Copeland fell to George Soros minion Jack Stollsteimer, 83,718 to 78,843 (unofficial totals).

Megan King Leading For 2nd Superior Court Seat
Megan King

Joe Gale’s bullet-voting scheme appears to have worked in Montco as he kept his minority county commissioner seat getting (unofficially) 73,106 votes to fellow Republican Fred Conner’s 67,349.

Joe has been a very fine minority county commissioner doing everything one would expect a minority county commissioner to do which is basically nothing.

And now he can do nothing again for four more years.

It would have been better for all, including himself, if he had used some of his apparently large advertising budget to put Ken Lawrence in the crosshairs rather than shoot it all at Conner.

Lawrence ended up, unofficially, with 122,492 votes. Top vote-getter in the commissioner race was Val Arkoosh at 125,262.

Megan King is a Republican bright spot as she is leading for the second contested seat on state Superior Court. The Pennsylvania Department of State’s website has been stuck at “8,799 Out of 9,159 Districts (96.07%) Reporting” since about 2 a.m. The non-reporting districts include 94 in Philadelphia, 26 in York County and all 155 districts in Northhampton County. Mrs. King’s tally stands at  1,202,198. Democrat Daniel McCaffery is leading with 1,210,242 votes. In third place is Democrat Amanda Green-Hawkins with 1,173,899 votes. In fourth place is Republican Christylee Peck with 1,119,731 votes.

Mrs. King’s husband, Richard, says it may be a “day or two” before they know for sure.

Two seats with 10-year terms were up for election on the court which is the intermediate appellate court for most matters in the state.

Oh, and the insidious Marcy’s Law amendment to the state constitution would have passed easily — it was ahead 1,599,565  to  567,117 as of our last check — but the state Supreme Court has fortunately ruled the votes would not be counted.

Megan King Leading For 2nd Superior Court Seat
Megan King Leading For 2nd Superior Court Seat

8 thoughts on “Megan King Leading For 2nd Superior Court Seat”

  1. I wonder if President Trump’s Twitter endorsement of King helped her? It’s an anomaly as King was a surprise pick by the Republican Party establishment. And Peck was not endorsed by President Trump. She was the PA GOP Party’s first choice.

    1. I saw commercials over the weekend for the Democrat candidates, and all they did was to talk about Trump, and how “Bucks County is ready for a change”. My thought was, what does Trump have to do with what goes on in Bucks, at this level, but I also realize that most of the people watching the commercial won’t think critically about it.

      The problem with a republic is that it relies on informed citizens who think critically. And that takes work, even when educators, journalists, and entertainment types are with you. It’s infinitely more work now, that the average voter has to fight against those people. It’s easier to give up and do nothing-that’s part of human nature.

      We may have gone as far as we can with liberty. It requires people to be adults, and we are backsliding as a society into mass immaturity. And the Left/Progressives are pushing us.

      1. “…the insidious Marcy’s Law amendment to the state constitution would have passed easily — it was ahead 1,599,565 to 567,117 as of our last check…”

        That item illustrates what I mean. Of course, the Yes vote was way ahead. The amendment was presented strictly as helping the victims of crime, playing on that harpstring in saturation ads. Who wants to vote *against* crime victims?

        But few people bothered to educate themselves on the amendment, apparently at a ratio of roughly 2 to 1.

        Too many people just click “Like” without reading, and move on.

        “A republic, ma’am, if you can keep it.”

      2. –And that takes work, even when educators, journalists, and entertainment types are with you. It’s infinitely more work now, that the average voter has to fight against those people. —

        That spells it out perfectly. The bright side is that once you know what the disease is you can cure it.

  2. One of the things that those of us who don’t watch daytime TV shows except when stuck in a doctors office have to realize is that a lot of people do especially stay-at-home moms i.e. suburban women and that all those daytime shows are basically propaganda outlets for very corrupt people.

    Suburban women have to be made to understand that they are being lied to, else you will see them injecting their sons with chemically castrating drugs, destroying their lives and thinking they are doing something right.

    1. “Suburban women have to be made to understand that they are being lied to, else you will see them injecting their sons with chemically castrating drugs, destroying their lives and thinking they are doing something right.”

      Bill, you stated what is wrong with our society astutely and succinctly. Brilliant.

  3. Montgomery County should be thrilled. They voted for a prostitute, a rapist, and a crybaby (Arkoosh, Lawrence, and Gale). And AG Shapiro is Arkoosh’s pimp.

    Did you notice that Shapiro has a soft spot for rapists? Ken Lawrence is his golden boy.

  4. An early draft of this story had Megan winning without qualification. About 2 a.m., the Department of State website showed all the Philadelphia vote counted and we figured well that was it.

    As of now, 12:50 p.m., about the only votes out are 94 Philadelphia districts. Megan has a 32,599 vote lead over third place Amanda Green-Hawkins.

    If Megan should lose a lot of us are going to go hmmmmm.

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