Governor Shapiro and fellow Democrats won easily on November 3rd across MoreThanTheCurve.com’s coverage area of Conshohocken, West Conshohocken, Plymouth, and Whitemarsh.

Borough of Conshohocken

In Conshohocken, Shapiro received 77.7% of the vote (3,178), while Republican Stacy Garrity captured 21% (858 votes), and Libertarian Ken Krawchuk garnered just 1% of the vote (42 votes). The turnout was 56.79%.

One interesting thing to note. There was a movement among at least some anti-data-center people to write-in State Senator Katie Muth for governor. There were only 12 write-ins for governor in Conshohocken (that doesn’t mean all were for Muth). write in

Borough of West Conshohocken

In West Conshohocken, Shapiro got 74.4% of the vote (509 votes), while Garrity received 24.6% (168 votes), and Krawchuck 1.0% (7 votes). The turnout was 58.58%. The results do not show any write-ins.

Plymouth Township

In Plymouth Township, Shapiro received 72.5% of the vote (5,709 votes) and Garrity 26.3% (2,067). Krawchuck got 1% (81 votes). 17 voters wrote someone in. Turnout was 59.62%.

Whitemarsh Township

In Whitemarsh, Shapiro won 76.3% of the vote (7,650 votes), Garrity 23% (2,304 votes), and Krawchuk 0.7% (71 votes). There were seven write-ins. Whitemarsh had the highest turnout rate in MoreThanTheCurve.com’s coverage area with 64.07%.

Other Races

No races were actually competitive in the area. Representative Madeleine Dean (D) will return for another term in the House of Representatives in Washington, DC. Incumbent State Representatives Greg Scott (D, Plymouth, Norristown, and Conshy) and Tim Briggs (D, West Conshohocken, Bridgeport, Upper Merion, and part of the Main Line) were unopposed and won re-election.

Whitemarsh Township Supervisor Megan Griffin-Shelley (D, Whitemarsh and part of the Main Line) ran unopposed to be a state representative to fill the seat left open by the retirement of Mary Jo Daley (D).

State Senator Maria Collett (D, Plymouth, Whitpain, Ambler, and more) easily defeated Republican Robert Costello III.

Vote Totals Graphs – Montgomery County