Mack & Fisher Beat Butler & Boyle by Going Positive!

Democratic incumbent Newtown Township Supervisors John Mack and Dennis Fisher walloped their Republican opponents T.J. Butler and Dan Boyle in a record-setting municipal election that was marred by a vicious personal attack mailer orchestrated by the opposition (read "Vicious Politics Comes to Newtown Township!").

With all 8 districts reporting, here are the uncertified results:

Fisher and Mack received 56% of the votes vs. 44% for Butler and Boyle - a 12 percentage point difference!

"As I stopped at each polling place during the day, I was pleasantly surprised by the constant stream of voters," said John Mack. "It was sometimes difficult to gauge who voters were going to choose as they walked through the doors," said Dennis Fisher. It is estimated that nearly 5,800 Newtown Township residents voted this year compared to about 4,860 in 2017. This may be a record turnout.

A Positive Political Campaign Prevailed!

While the opposition wallowed in vicious personal attacks - especially against John Mack - the Fisher & Mack campaign fulfilled its pledge to run an ethical, issues-based campaign without stooping to the level of their Republican opponents who chose to go negative.

Thanks to All Who Voted & Volunteered

Dennis and John would like to thank all the citizens who came out and voted on Tuesday and especially those who voted for them. They also thank the members of their campaign team, the Newtown Democrats, and the dozens of volunteers and other supporters for helping make this victory possible! Also, a shout out to our families!