Joe Khan for District Attorney
Joe is a devoted dad who has served as a county prosecutor, federal prosecutor, and county solicitor. Joe began his career prosecuting rape, child abuse, and domestic violence as an Assistant District Attorney in Philadelphia, where he convicted some of the city’s most notorious violent criminals. He then served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the U.S. Attorney’s Office, taking on corrupt power in corporate boardrooms and City Halls and prosecuting crooked politicians. In 2020, Joe was appointed Solicitor of Bucks County. As County Solicitor, Joe took bold action to protect consumers, voters, and the environment, including the first county lawsuit against TikTok and other social media companies for targeting our kids. Joe and his office also drafted new laws, which were passed on a bipartisan basis, to protect Bucks County residents from fraud, corruption, and human trafficking. He is now a partner at Curtin & Heefner, where he co-chairs the firm’s appellate section. Joe lives with his children in Doylestown.
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Danny Ceisler for Sheriff
Danny is an experienced public safety leader who has served our community and nation in combat zones, courtrooms, and capitols. Danny joined the United States Army when he was 18 years old. In 2016, he earned a Bronze Star while serving with a Special Operations Counter-Terrorism Task Force in Afghanistan. He is a veteran of three Crisis Management Teams at the Pentagon, including a six-month assignment in 2020 coordinating COVID response. He currently serves as a Captain in the Army Reserve. As an attorney, Danny focused on representing victims of corporate greed and sexual violence. In his most significant case, he successfully represented over 50 law enforcement officers who were shot by their own holstered pistols because an international firearms manufacturer failed to include a critical safety feature in their sidearms. Danny served as senior public safety official in Governor Shapiro’s administration. In that role, he spearheaded the Governor’s strategic initiatives to improve emergency response and recovery in Pennsylvania. An active member in the Bucks County community, Danny is a co-owner of a brewery and pub in Bristol Borough, a volunteer with Bristol’s Third District Volunteer Fire Company, a certified Emergency Medical Technician, and recently served on the Board of Directors of the Livengrin Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Center in Bensalem. Danny resides in Bristol Borough with his wonderful wife, Helen.
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Donna Petrecco, Prothonotary
Donna Petrecco was called to run for office after a close friend lost their niece in the 2018 Parkland shooting. Recognizing the importance of local government, Petrecco has since taken on several important leadership roles, including Vice Chair for the Bucks County Housing Authority, board member of the Pennsbury school board, board member of the Historic Preservation Committee of Falls Township, and Deputy Chair of Membership of the Falls Township Democrats. Petrecco currently resides in Falls Township with her husband and two daughters
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Robin Robinson, Recorder of Deeds
Robin Robinson previously served as Recorder of Deeds from 2018 to 2022, where she spearheaded a historic Deed Book Restoration Project by maintaining Bucks County property records through the restoration of over 700 historic deeds found deteriorating in a county warehouse. Prior to holding the seat, Robinson served 10 years in the County Commissioners office. After her years in public service, Robinson worked as a licensed realtor, volunteers, and currently resides in Warwick Township with her two children and rescue cat, Baby Harriet.
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Neale Dougherty, Controller
Neale Dougherty previously served as Bucks County Controller from 2018 to 2022, where he maintained financial oversight of the $500 million county budget. Dougherty was also elected to the New Hope-Solebury School board 2013, where he both chaired the Finance Committee and was elected School Board President. Dougherty moved to Doylestown after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania, working in finance and commercial insurance, and currently resides in Solebury with his wife, Dr. Lorraine Dougherty, and children.
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