Harrisburg, PA - SEIU Local 668 proudly congratulates all of the pro-worker candidates who won statewide, county, and municipal races on Tuesday, November 7. Among these candidates included those jointly endorsed by all four SEIU Locals in Pennsylvania, such as State Representative Sara Innamorato (D-Allegheny) who became the first woman to be elected County Executive of Allegheny County.

“SEIU Local 668 is proud to congratulate Sara Innamorato on her historic win as Allegheny County Executive,” said Steve Catanese, President of SEIU Local 668. “As our Local represents the workers of Allegheny County, we look forward to working with her administration to improve public services to working families and working conditions for County employees.”

Other jointly endorsed candidates we’re excited to congratulate include:

Statewide Judicial Endorsements
Supreme Court Daniel McCaffrey
Superior Court Timika Lane and Jill Beck
Commonwealth Court Matt Wolf

Philadelphia County
Nicolas O’Rourke (WFP), Philadelphia City Council at Large
Kendra Brooks (WFP), Philadelphia City Council at Large

Additionally, SEIU Local 668 members endorsed several successful candidates in the following county, municipal, and school board races.

Erie County
Rock Copeland (D), Erie County Council

Allegheny County
Erica Rocchi Brusselars (D), Allegheny County Treasurer
Corey O’Connor (D), Allegheny County Controller
Bethany Hallam (D), Allegheny County Council At-Large
Paul Klein (D), Allegheny County Council, District 11
Barb Warwick (D), Pittsburgh City Council, District 5
Khari Mosely (D),  Pittsburgh City Council, District 9

Westmoreland County
Ted Kopas (D), Westmoreland Commissioner
Douglas Chew (R), Westmoreland Commissioner

Centre County
Amber Conception (D), Centre County Commissioner
Mark Higgins (D), Centre County Commissioner

Montgomery County
Neil Makhija (D), Montgomery County Commissioner
Jamila Winder (D), Montgomery County Commissioner

Lehigh County
Cece Gerlach (D), Allentown City Council

We look forward to working with newly elected officials and continuing to work with incumbents to help improve the lives of working families across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.