Attorneys Stephen Corr and Tiffany Thomas-Smith are looking to become Bucks County’s newest Common Pleas judge.
Corr will be on the Republican ticket and Thomas-Smith will be on the Democratic ticket.
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Judge candidates can cross-file in primary elections.
On the Republican primary ticket, Corr slapped down challenger Amir Stark with about approximately 36,000 votes to 8,800. Thomas-Smith was also on the Republican ballot and earned 7,800 votes, according to the unofficial vote tally.
On the Democratic ticket, Thomas-Smith earned about 40,200 votes, while Corr got 10,700. Stark was not on the Democratic primary ballot, according to unofficial election results.
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