Warrington Democrats
Not Left. Not Right.
All politics is local. Your township, your county and your state depend on citizen participation. The greater that participation, the better the government reflects the will of the people.
Forward
“Democracy is not a spectator sport. It is a participatory event. If we don’t participate in it, it ceases to be a democracy.”
Michael Moore
Woohoo! Warrington Democrats Win Big On November 4!
Congratulations to Supervisor Ruth Schemm, reelected to a 6-year term, and to Millie Seliga, who will once again serve as Tax Collector, and to Seth Gansman, elected to the three-person Auditor Committee.
Warrington voters also chose three three Democrats to represent us on the Central Bucks School Board: Katrina Filiatrault,David Comalli, and Daniel Kimicata.
Our new school board members have deep experience and commitment to education. They are also parents in the district. We are so fortunate to have them represent us in Central Bucks.
Democrats also won all of the county Row Offices. Joe Kahn is Bucks County’s first Democratic District Attorney since the Civil War. Thanks to the voters, we’ve got a new Sheriff in Bucks County and Danny Ceisler will not work with ICE!
All four Democratic candidates for Common Pleas Court won and voters retained our three Democratic Supreme Court Justices.
For actual vote counts of these and all other races in the county, visit the Board of Elections website.
Food assistance is needed more than ever thanks to the Republican’s government shutdown. Warrington Democrats can’t help open the federal government, but we’re trying to lessen the pain for many of our residents who are affected by the loss of SNAP. We collected bins of foods and other grocery items to donate to area food banks. Thank you to all who contributed!
Upcoming Events
Protest
Warrington Democrats were among the thousands that protested at the No Kings rally in Doylestown on Oct. 18.
No Kings protests were held throughout the U.S. to show we won’t back down against chaos, corruption, and cruelty.
Pennsylvania Transit is at Risk! Call Senator Frank Farry Today & Every Day Until the Budget Passes 215-638-1784
Gov. Shapiro averted severe service cuts for now. He did it by using money set aside for SEPTA’s repairs and maintenance. To keep SEPTA operations rolling, the PA Senate Republicans must pass the state budget.
Pennsylvania’s public transit systems, including SEPTA, are facing a funding crisis. Without a full-year budget, routes could be cut, fares raised, and essential services reduced—impacting seniors, workers, students, and people with disabilities.
Governor Shapiro proposed a budget that fully funds transit (along with schools, hospitals, and parks) for a year. The state House has passed it multiple times, but Senate Republicans are blocking a vote, offering only short-term fixes that advocates say will worsen the problem.
Join a protest, make calls, and join the bigger movement with Transit for All PA, and sign up for their newsletter to learn more ways to have your voice heard.
Warrington Dems were out in force for the No Kings Protest.
Fundraisers
The Bucks County Democratic Committee held its annual Roosevelt Dinner on Thursday, October 30 at Spring Mill Manor. Warrington Dems were well represented with three full tables of attendees. About 350 Democrats from across Buck County attended.
Supervisor Ruth Schemm held a successful and enjoyable fundraiser on August 23 hosted by Frank and Connie Ace at their historic Yankee Farm home.
Warrington Democrats were joined at the event by:
Bucks County Commissioner and our next Congressman Bob Harvie
State Rep. Brian Munroe
Sheriff Candidate Danny Ceisler
Common Pleas Court Judge Candidate Linda Bobrin
Former Warrington Supervisor and Chair, Warrington Planning Commission Bill Connolly
Monthly Meeting
Join Warrington Democrats on the 4th Wednesday of each month at one of our homes. Meetings begin with a social at 6 pm. The business meeting starts at 7 pm. RSVP to Warringtondemocrats1@gmail.com for the address.
This month Lions Club President Kathy Beveridge will discuss the development of Lions Pride Park from a pile of dirt to an awarding-winning playground and asset of Warrington Township.
Coffee & Conversation
If you’re available on Monday mornings, consider joining us for coffee at the home of one of our members.
These informal meetings give us an opportunity to share views and plan our future endeavors. RSVP to warringtondemocrats1@gmail.com and we’ll send you the address.
Warrington supervisor Andrew Macauley speaks with visitors to the Democratic Tables on Warrington Day.
Ruth and Diane Marseglia, fellow Board members of Special Equestrians, at fundraiser Sippin’. Sat Sept 6 at Bishops
Protesters outside Senator Farry’s office demand that he vote to fund SEPTA.
Democratic Candidates 2025
Statewide Election Dates Primary May 20, 2025
Ruth Schemm- Board of Supervisors
Millie Seliga- Tax Collector
Seth Gansman- Auditor
Linda Bobrin
Dawn DiDonato
Amy Fitzpatrick
Tiffany Thomas Smith
Row Offices
Joe Kahn-District Attorney
Danny Ceisler-Sherriff
Neal Dougherty-Controller
Robin Robinson-Recorder of Deeds
Donna Petrecco-Prothonotary
Vote for Brendon P. Neuman for Superior Court
Vote Yes to Retain Judge Michael H. Wojcik on Commonwealth Court.
Vote for Stella Tsai for Commonwealth Court
Judge of Elections and Inspector of Elections:
Make sure you vote for the named candidates for your precinct
Vote Yes to Retain Alice B. Dubow for Superior Court
Vote Yes to Retain Three Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justices
Christine Donohue, Kevin Dougherty, and David Wecht
Our Vision
The Warrington Democrats organization keeps residents informed and engaged in the political process. We empower residents to participate in the decision-making process that will impact the wellbeing of our township.
We are Warrington residents working for:
Transparent local government
Responsible planning
Sustainable growth
An open, vibrant community
Safety & security
