Linda Bobrin, Esquire is an attorney and small business owner, running a solo law practice for the past 23 years.  She currently serves in the majority as a Newtown Township Supervisor, a position she has held for a year. Linda is the vice-chair of the Board of Supervisors.  She worked tirelessly to win that seat in 2017, door knocking and introducing herself to township voters.

A 20-year resident of Bucks County, Kris Ballerini raised two daughters in the Pennsbury School District and now she and her husband live in Upper Makefield. She currently serves as a township supervisor and together with the rest of the board of supervisors, oversees a $12 million budget. With 13 years of financial services experience, the former bank manager has the training and background to serve as Bucks County treasurer. She started as a bank teller and eventually was responsible for daily oversight of $100,000 in cash, managed a staff of 15, and led business development.

Brian Munroe is a Democratic candidate for Bucks County Clerk of Courts. He’s spent all of his adult life serving his community.

Brian began as a volunteer firefighter/EMT. Next, he enlisted in the United States Navy where he served aboard the U.S.S. Roosevelt, and was awarded the National Defense Service Medal, Southwest Asia Service Medal, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, Navy Unit Commendation, Armed Forces Service Medal, and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization Medal.

Meredith J. Buck, R.N., J.D., both a registered nurse and an attorney, is a dedicated volunteer, not only with the Red Cross, but also in her legal practice. As an attorney, Meredith currently owns and operates her own general law practice in Chalfont with an emphasis on family law, mediation and medical/legal consulting, while devoting many hours to the pro bono representation of Protection from Abuse clients. Additionally, Meredith has worked as a critical care, operating room and post anesthesia care nurse. She continues to work as a nurse on a volunteer basis in disaster relief.