<p>Election Day 2019 was a good one for six Widener Law Commonwealth alumni who won or were retained to public office.</p>
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<li><strong>Judge P. Kevin Brobson</strong> &rsquo;95, retained for another 10-year term on the Commonwealth Court</li>
<li><strong>Carrie E. Hyams</strong> &rsquo;05, elected to the Cumberland County Court of Common Pleas</li>
<li><strong>Heather Adams</strong> &rsquo;97, newly elected Lancaster County District Attorney</li>
<li><strong>Michael S. Greek</strong> &rsquo;93, newly elected Carbon County District Attorney</li>
<li><strong>James Zugay</strong> &rsquo;92, won his fifth reelection as Dauphin County Recorder of Deeds</li>
<li><strong>Ryan Gonder</strong> &rsquo;15, Central Dauphin School Board</li>
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<p>Two Friends of Widener Law Commonwealth, who are also Delaware Law School alumni, won or were retained to public office.</p>
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<li><strong>Judge Kathryn H. Silcox</strong> &rsquo;94 Delaware Law School, retained as a Cumberland County magisterial district judge</li>
<li><strong>Fran Chardo</strong> &rsquo;93 Delaware Law School, newly elected Dauphin County District Attorney</li>
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<p>Finally, a current student at Widener Law Commonwealth had a successful election day.</p>
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<li><strong>Thomas Kutz</strong>&nbsp;1L, Lower Allen Township Commissioner &nbsp;</li>
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<p>Congratulations to all!</p>