Baldwin-Whitehall 2013 Primary Election Guide

RESULTS HERE: http://patch.com/A-426t.

Voters in Baldwin Borough, Whitehall Borough and Baldwin Township will nominate candidates for November's general election during May 21's primary election. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

To learn which place you specifically should be voting at on May 21, use this resource.

Not every race is contested, but the most heated race is for spots on the Baldwin-Whitehall School Board. Thirteen candidates are vying for four seats on that board, and Patch reached out to each candidate in an attempt to profile him or her for readers.

No Republicans are on the ballot for Baldwin Borough Council seats—or for Baldwin Mayor—during the primary election. But seven Democrats are running for four Baldwin Council seats, and two Democrats are competing for Mayor. Patch profiled each candidate in those contested races.

Meanwhile, the local primary races in Whitehall Borough and in Baldwin Township are uncontested, but write-in votes will be accepted.

Here again is a look at the local races:

• Baldwin-Whitehall School Board
  
  
• Baldwin Borough Government
  
  
• Whitehall Borough Government
  
  
• Baldwin Township Government
  
  

Check back with the Baldwin-Whitehall Patch on Tuesday for results from these races.

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