Candidates for Hatboro, Horsham revealed for primary election on May 20

The Montgomery County Board of Elections has announced the candidates running for municipal offices in the Borough of Hatboro and Horsham Township for the May 20 primary election.

Hatboro Mayor Tim Schultz is seeking re-election, along with several incumbent council members. Councilman Don Hoover has switched parties, going from being a Republican to a Democrat.

In Horsham Township, Councilman Sean Wade won't seek re-election; he is being replaced on the Republican ticket by Erin Whalen, who is opting to run for council. 

There are no contested primary races for any terms in Hatboro and Horsham.

Hatboro

Democrats

George Bollendorf (four-year council term)

Amanda Jacobus (two-year council term)

Donald Hoover (four-year council term)

Jennifer Hendrickson (four-year council term)

April Mount (tax collector)

Alex Myers (four-year council term)

Tim Schultz (mayor)

Republicans

Gary Blickley (four-year council term)

Abigail Laurich (four-year council term)

Tom Rafferty (mayor)

Dolores A. Roberto (four-year council term)

Alec Shaffer (two-year council term)

Horsham Township

Democrats

Ruth Patterson (four-year council term)

John McCarty (four-year council term)

Elizabeth Thomson (four-year council term)

Republicans

Eric Glemser (four-year council term)

Erin Whalen (four-year council term)

William Whiteside (four-year council term)