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Drucker Concedes to Kampf, Says 'Fight is Not Over'

The Democrat fell by just over 1,000 votes in his bid to represent the 157th District.

 

Paul Drucker, the Democratic candidate for state Representative in the 157th District, fell to incumbent Republican Warren Kampf yesterday by a 1,002 vote margin.

A former state Rep., Drucker told Patch this would be his last run for the seat.

On November 7, he released the following statement, conceding defeat:

It was a hard fought campaign, but we came up short. I am proud of the campaign we built and hope Representative Kampf will work in Harrisburg to represent all of the district. This fight is not over and the work continues to make sure our schools have the funding they need, that women’s rights are respected, and that gas companies are paying their fair share.

Despite tonight’s loss, I would like to thank all of the voters who turned out to support me today. I would also like to thank my family, my campaign team and all of the volunteers who worked so tirelessly for our campaign.

I am proud to have fought for my community as both an elected official and a private citizen, and I have no plans to stop. Is it an honor to serve this community.

Related Topics: 157th District, Paul Drucker, and election 2012

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1:12 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012

Drucker, as someone that tends to vote Democrat, I wil NEVER support you and as you saw yesterday, neither will the majority of people in our district! Your moronic plan to toll 422 was a disgrace and the fact that you ran again basically handed the seat to Warren "My" Kampf". You and your little pet Mike Hays need to get lost or start your own party because the Democrats don't want you any more!

Don't go away mad, JUST GO AWAY!

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Ike

1:54 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012

Dick , head on out the door .... JUST GO AWAY little girl,,, go away little girl before it....... too LATE..... HURRY hurry , ya best gets up to the welfare office , i heard there a line around the block since the pop.. contest was over tuesday.

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James Smith

12:29 am on Friday, November 9, 2012

@Richard H.
There is an old saying you may know.

If you repeat a lie often enough, it becomes the truth
— Goebbels

Besides the Kampf campaign literature, where and when, exactly did Paul Drucker support a toll for 422? I have checked the internet for this "plan" of his you speak of and it is no where to be found. You would think there was a youtube video with Paul Drucker having a "read my lips" moment regarding 422, but it's not there either. There once was a commission that was pushing the toll idea to gap the lack of funds needed for repair and improvements for 422. Are referring to this plan?

Maybe you should take a break from the political scene for a while like your good friend Jack?

Mshell

7:55 pm on Thursday, November 8, 2012

really? How old are the people that post here. It's gotten way out of hand.

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Phoenixville Resident

6:33 am on Tuesday, November 20, 2012

James Smith: I'm speechless. It took me two seconds on Google to find this. I hope it's clear enough for you:
http://chic.clipsyndicate.com/video/play/2156282/paul_drucker_discusses_the_tolling_of_422

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Interested Observer

2:08 pm on Tuesday, November 20, 2012

James Smith --

I know from the literature I received from the Kampf campaign on Drucker tolling 422, they included a Times Herald news article and headline. See here (a google search in about 2 minutes):

http://www.timesherald.com/article/20100409/NEWS01/304099978/0/SEARCH/rep-paul-drucker-favors-422-tolling-(video)

and in a news article here:

http://www.timesherald.com/article/20100408/NEWS01/304089970/0/SEARCH/state-rep-paul-drucker-pushes-for-route-422-tolling

The only one lying about 422 was Paul Drucker when he tried to fool us this year and say he didn't support it and never did.

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anonymous

4:11 pm on Friday, January 18, 2013

Good commentary that is giving me more insight.

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