Six will vie for three seats on Bucks bench in November

Three Democrats and three Republicans will square off for three seats on the Bucks County bench in November.

Ten candidates cross filed and ran for judge on the GOP and Democratic ballots in Tuesday’s primary election. The top three voter-getters for each party move on to the general election.

The following are unofficial results from the Bucks County Board of Elections.

Earning a spot on the Republican ballot in the general election were: Denise Bowman, with 17,916 votes; Grace Deon, with 16,288 votes; and Allen Toadvine, with 14,559 votes.

Earning a spot on the Democratic ballot in the general election were: Charissa Liller, with 18,814 votes; Jordan Yeager, with 18,638 votes; and Jessica L. VanderKam, with 15,461 votes.

Bowman received 7,508 votes on the Democratic ballot; Deon received 6,399 votes on the Democratic ballot; and Toadvine received 4,765 votes on the Democratic ballot.

Liller received 5,234 votes on the Republican ballot; Yeager received 4,613 votes on the Republican ballot; and VanderKam received 3,235 votes on the Republican ballot.

Also running were: Chris Serpico, who received 7,210 votes on the Democratic ballot and 4,836 votes on the GOP ballot; Dianne Magee, who received 7,508 votes on the Democratic ballot and 6,237 on the GOP ballot; Dawn DiDonato-Burke, who received 5,103 votes on the Democratic ballot and 3,327 on the GOP ballot; and Gary Gambardella, who received 2,693 votes on the Democratic ballot and 5,939 votes on the GOP ballot.

For the results of the Bucks County Commissioners’ race and other contests in Bucks County, including municipal and school board races, visit the Bucks County Board of Elections at election.buckscountyonline.org.