2011 Results: Seneca Valley School Board

The results of Tuesday's primary election virtually assure several candidates a win in the general election.

Cranberry Township resident Jim Nickel was elected on both the Republicn and Democratic ballots after cross-filing for the Region 2 area representing Cranberry Township. This means he will appear as a candidate on both the Democratic and Republican tickets in the fall.

Nickel defeated candidate , who also cross-filed to run on both ballots.

, a benefits consultant from Evans City, also cross-filed to run and was elected on both party tickets. She defeated incumbent board member for the Region 7 seat representing Evans City and Seven Fields.  Scalamogna ran on only the Republican ticket.

Incumbent board President . also easily moved forward to the general election after running unopposed for a seat in Region 3.

No candidates filed to be listed on the ballot for a seat in Region 6, which represents Zelienople on the board. But during Tuesday's primary election, there was a write-in campaign for the vacated seat. According to poll results posted at the three Zelienople voting precincts, Moon Reid, a pastor at the Church of Christ in Zelienople, recieved the most write-in votes.

Dr. Sally A. Hanley, who is finishing up her first term on the school board, chose not to seek re-election in Region 6.

Republican results:

Democratic results

In Region 3 representing Cranberry Township, Hill was the sole candidate running on both ballots for one vacant seat.

Republican results

Democratic candidate results

All results are unofficial until the Butler County Bureau of Elections certifies them.