Election Results
Summary
Election results are in, and Monroeville has a new lineup of local leaders ready to steer city policy and projects. It's worth a quick look to see who's taking the wheel and what changes might be coming to your neighborhood.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 4
Impact analysis
Elected officials control the city budget and your tax dollars, so their spending priorities will directly hit your wallet.
The winning candidates and their supporters get their preferred vision for the city put into action.
Residents who backed losing candidates might see city policies go in a direction they don't like.
Mentions & discussions (6)
O’Neal defeats MacTaggart in the 48th District House race
Tim O’Neal won his fifth term for the 48th District. Incumbent Republican Tim O’Neal has defeated Democratic challenger Rebecca MacTaggart in the 48th District House race. Both were unable to be reached before press time Tuesday after multiple requ...
Goughnour retains 35th state House seat over Edwards
He’ll serve his first full term after winning a special election in 2025. By THOMAS LETURGEY For the MVI Democratic State Rep. Dan Goughnour wasn’t taking anything for granted in his reelection bid against Republican James Edwards. He eyed a big te...
Kuzma wins reelection over Altemara in 39th District
Kuzma says he has brought more than $7M to Elizabeth Township. Republican state Rep. Andrew Kuzma will return to Harrisburg to represent the 39th Legislative District. Kuzma defeated Democratic challenger Dylan Altemara in his reelection bid. Both ...
Polling Place Changes for Election Day
Residents in Ward 4 Districts 1 & 2 will vote at the Monroeville Senior Center.
2025 Western Pennsylvania election results roundup
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Only 1 seat in play for Monroeville council; multiple candidates running unopposed
Only 1 seat in play for Monroeville council; multiple candidates running unopposed TribLIVE.com
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