Amherst GOP at large primary fields four candidates
Amherst voters face a four person GOP primary for three council at large seats. Incumbents Cora Godfrey and Mary Miller seek reelection alongside Safety Director John Presutti and businessman Neil Yingling. Godfrey, Miller and Presutti would bring strong local ties while Yingling promotes business and growth.
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Cora Godfrey
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Neil Yingling
Godfrey
Apple Orchard Lane
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van Oaks Drive
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Yingling
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Yingling sits on the Amherst Chamber board and aims to end reliance on external water suppliers. Republican ticket for three council-at-large seats includes Jerry Perch, John Wogan, and Wayne Whyte. Incumbent Mayor DePaola seeks independent re election against Democrat John Jaworski. Council president Ken Sroka and Ward 3 incumbent Jim Gammons run unopposed. Ward 1 challengers Higgins and Shaw. Ward 2 rivals Loboda and Kelleher. Ward 4 incumbents Litkovitz and Yost.
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van Oaks
John Wogan
Shadylawn Drive
Wayne Whyte
Sunrise Drive
Anthony DePaola
John Jaworski
Ken Sroka
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Jim Gammons
John Higgins
George Shaw
Catherine Loboda
Ken Kelleher
Kathy Litkovitz
Jeff Yost
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