Attention Democratic Voters: Protect Our Democratic Values — Write In Ann Marie Brown and Dennis Cannon!
Are you a registered Democrat that lives in the Penn Delco School district? If you live in Parkside Borough, Aston Township, or Brookhaven Borough, then this message is for you!
Primary Election Day is May 20 — and your vote will decide who appears on the November 2025 ballot for Penn-Delco School Board.
School Board Importance
The Penn-Delco School Board consists of nine members who serve four-year terms.
They are responsible for budget decisions, curriculum standards, hiring the superintendent, and long-term planning.
Local elections — especially primaries — play a crucial role because many voters are unaware of cross-filing, which can let Republican candidates win seats by appearing on both ballots, even in Democratic-leaning communities.
Here’s what you need to know:
There will be 4 names listed on your ballot this Tuesday for School Director. They are not Democrats.
Ann Marie Brown and Dennis Cannon are the only true Democrats running for School Director.
They have launched official write-in campaigns because Republican candidates have cross-filed and will appear on the Democratic ballot.
Cross-filing allows Republicans to appear as Democratic choices — but they are not Democrats.
✅ To support real Democratic values and candidates, please write in:
Ann Marie Brown and Dennis Cannon for School Director, Penn-Delco School District on your ballot.
🚫 Do not check any other boxes under the School District races — those candidates are Republicans, not Democrats.
Make your voice heard. Support Democratic leadership for our schools.
Write in Ann Marie Brown and Dennis Cannon!
Ann Marie Brown
A Mental Health Professional and Lifelong Advocate for Families
Ann Marie Brown has been a resident of Aston for over 40 years. She has two adult sons who are graduates of the Penn Delco School District. Ann Marie holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Individual and Family Studies from Penn State University and a Master of Social Work degree from Rutgers University with a concentration in clinical mental health. Her career in the mental health field includes the provision of outpatient and inpatient services at Delaware County based facilities. For the past 23 years she has provided mental health services in her private practice, specializing in anxiety and trauma related disorders.
Ann Marie’s motivation for pursuing a seat on the school board is to create a venue where both parents and students feel their voices resonate, ensuring their concerns are acknowledged and thoughtfully considered in the decision-making process.
Write in Ann Marie Brown for PDSB on the democratic primary ballot, May 20th.
Dennis Cannon
A Lifelong Aston Resident and Community-Minded Financial Leader
Dennis Cannon was born and raised in Aston. He currently resides in Aston with his parents, Dennis and Carol Cannon, who are lifelong Aston residents. Mr. Cannon has a bachelor’s degree in political science from Neumann University. He has 25 years’ experience in the banking industry and is a Financial Center Manager for Fulton Bank, N.A. in Chester County. He is an active volunteer in Aston’s Friends of the Library, an active volunteer at the Philabundance Community Kitchen in Philadelphia and a recent graduate of Leadership Chester County – United Way. His experience in finance and his continued volunteer work has prepared him to lead in the community with positive results.
Write in Dennis Cannon for PDSB on the democratic primary ballot, May 20th.
