Three incumbents won seats on Northern Lehigh School Board during Tuesday’s General Election.

Northern Lehigh School Board

In Lehigh County, Michelle Heckman was the top vote-getter with 1,127 votes, followed by both Gary Fedorcha and Robert Keegan Jr., who finished with 1,026 votes. There were 2,836 write-in votes.

In Northampton County, Heckman was again the top vote-getter with 238 votes, followed by Fedorcha with 218 and Keegan at 202. There were 233 write-in votes.

Slatington

In Slatington, three newcomers ran uncontested for three seats on Slatington Borough Council.

Zachari Halkias was the top vote-getter with 435 votes, followed by Jeffrey Hausman with 433 and Republican Ronald Kratz with 420. There were 28 write-in votes.

Jeralyn Walters Schoch received 563 votes to win the mayor seat. There were 16 write-in votes.

Republican Gwyneth Jones received 564 votes for tax collector. There were seven write-in votes.

There were 28 write-in votes for constable.

There were 14 write-in votes for judge of election in the first district; 12 in the second district; and 15 in the third district.

There were 14 write-in votes for inspector of election for First District, 13 write-in votes for Second District, and 13 write-in votes for Third District.

Walnutport

Three incumbents ran unopposed for four-year terms on Walnutport Borough Council.

Republican Patrice Hunsicker finished as the top vote-getter with 270 votes, followed by Jennifer Wentz with 213 and Iris Blum with 210. There were 63 write-in votes.

Democrat Wayne Weidner ran unopposed for mayor and received 268 votes. There were nine write-in totals.

Republican Kristie Wilk received 254 votes for tax collector, edging up Democrat Jonathan Kenyon, who got 160. There were no write-in votes.

There were seven write-in votes for constable.

Independent Brandon Issermoyer received 209 votes for judge of election. There were no write-in votes.

There were six write-in votes for inspector of election.

Washington Township

Republican Shawn Wanamaker ran unopposed for a seat on the board of supervisors and received 1,234 votes. There were 80 write-in votes.

Sally Mantz received 1,371 votes for tax collector. There were 20 write-in votes.

There were 83 write-in votes for auditor.

Republican Vincent Stahl received 1,238 votes for constable. There were eight write-in votes.

Republican Dawn Remaley received 280 votes for judge of election in Washington Township East. There were four write-in votes. Republican Lauren Ganser received 662 votes to win judge of election in Washington Township South, edging Democrat David Mulcahy who received 318 votes. There was one write-in vote.

There were 12 write-in votes for judge of election in Washington Township West.

Republican Linda Reitz received 278 votes to win inspector of election in Washington Township East. There were seven write-in votes.

Republican Lauren Ganser received 649 votes to win inspector of election in Washington Township South to defeat Democrat David Mulcahy Jr., who received 317 votes. There were 17 write-in votes.

There were 11 write-in votes for inspector of election in Washington Township West.

Lehigh Township

David Hess and Gerald Pritchard ran unopposed for six-year terms on the Lehigh Township board of supervisors. Hess finished with 1,838 votes, followed by 1,511 for Pritchard. There were 52 write-in votes.

There were 17 write-in votes for a six-year term for auditor. There were also 14 write-in votes for a four-year seat for auditor, and 14 write-in votes for a two-year seat for auditor.

Democrat Mary Louise Trexler received 1,789 votes as tax collector to edge Republican Thyler Hantz, who got 1,275 votes. There was one write-in vote.

David Sheats received 1,952 votes for constable. There were 10 write-in totals.

Republican Kyle Horwith garnered 398 votes for Lehigh Township Pennsville judge of election. There were 75 write-in votes. Democrat Karen Zimmerman received 271 votes for Lehigh Township Treichlers judge of election. There were 4 write-in votes. There were 13 write-in votes for Lehigh Township Central judge of election; seven write-in votes for Lehigh Township Danielsville judge of election; and 12 write-in votes for Lehigh Township Northwestern judge of election.

There were nine write-in votes for inspector of election Lehigh Township Central; 14 write-in votes for inspector of election Danielsville; 20 for inspector of election Pennsville; four write-ins for inspector of election Treichlers; and five for inspector of election Lehigh Township Northwestern.

*Results are unofficial.