Tina Stoll

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Tina Stoll

Democratic Party

North Penn School District school board, At-large

Tenure

2017 - Present

Term ends

2025

Years in position

7

Report an officeholder change

Elections and appointments

Last elected

November 7, 2017

Education

High school

North Penn High School

Bachelor's

Pennsylvania State University

Personal

Profession

Controller

Tina Stoll (Democratic Party) is an at-large member of the North Penn School District school board in Pennsylvania. She assumed office on December 14, 2017. Her current term ends in 2025.

Stoll (Democratic Party) ran for re-election for an at-large seat of the North Penn School District school board in Pennsylvania. She won in the general election on November 7, 2017.

Biography

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Stoll works as the controller at her family's insurance agency, The Stoll Agency, Inc. She has volunteered with the 12th Knight Football Booster Club at North Penn High School, where she was the treasurer for two years and the president for five years. After attending North Penn High School, she graduated with a bachelor's degree in accounting from Pennsylvania State University.

Elections

2017

See also: North Penn School District elections (2017)

Five seats on the North Penn School District school board were up for general election on November 7, 2017. Four seats were up for regular election and one seat was up for special election for a two-year term, due to the death of former board member Carolyn Murphy. A partisan primary election for all five seats was held on May 16, 2017.

A total of eight candidates ran in the general election for the regular terms after all of them advanced from the primary. Four newcomer Democrats won the spots on the board: Christian Fusco, Jonathan Kassa, Tina Stoll, and Mark Warren. Board incumbents Josephine Charnock, Patrick McGee Jr., and Frank O'Donnell cross-filed to run for re-election for both the Democratic and Republican parties in the primary election. They were joined on the ballot by newcomers Fusco, Kassa, Thomas Mancini, Stoll, and Warren, who all cross-filed to run in the primary election. Stoll, Fusco, Warren, and Kassa took the Democratic nominations for the four-year terms, and O'Donnell, Mancini, McGee, and Charnock took the Republican nominations.

In the special election for the two-year term, Jenna Ott defeated Michelle Rupp in the general. Ott won the Democratic nomination and Rupp won the Republican nomination in the primary.

These candidates could have faced independent candidates in the general election. However, no independent candidate filed by the August 1, 2017, deadline to get on the ballot.

McGee Jr., Mancini, O'Donnell, Charnock, and Rupp ran as part of a candidate slate.

General results

North Penn School District, At-Large General Election, 4-year terms, 2017
Party		Candidate	Vote %	Votes
	Democratic	Tina Stoll	14.20%	10,061
	Democratic	Christian Fusco	14.16%	10,034
	Democratic	Mark Warren	13.70%	9,703
	Democratic	Jonathan Kassa	13.58%	9,622
	Republican	Patrick McGee Jr. Incumbent	11.21%	7,944
	Republican	Thomas Mancini	11.16%	7,907
	Republican	Josephine Charnock Incumbent	11.04%	7,818
	Republican	Frank O'Donnell Incumbent	10.94%	7,750
Total Votes				70,839
Source: Bucks County, "Municipal Election Tuesday, November 7, 2017," accessed November 8, 2017 and Montgomery County, "Unofficial Results," accessed November 8, 2017 These election results are unofficial and will be updated after official vote totals are made available.

Democratic primary results

North Penn School District, At-Large Democratic Primary Election, 4-year terms, 2017
Party		Candidate	Vote %	Votes
	Democratic	Tina Stoll	21.67%	3,896
	Democratic	Christian Fusco	21.47%	3,860
	Democratic	Mark Warren	20.86%	3,750
	Democratic	Jonathan Kassa	19.53%	3,511
	Democratic	Thomas Mancini	4.44%	798
	Democratic	Josephine Charnock Incumbent	4.38%	788
	Democratic	Patrick McGee Jr. Incumbent	3.97%	714
	Democratic	Frank O'Donnell Incumbent	3.66%	658
		Write-in votes	0.02%	4
Total Votes				17,979
Source: Bucks County, "Bucks County Election Results," accessed June 20, 2017 and Montgomery County, "2017 Primary Election Official Results," accessed June 20, 2017

Republican primary results

North Penn School District, At-Large Republican Primary Election, 4-year terms, 2017
Party		Candidate	Vote %	Votes
	Republican	Patrick McGee Jr. Incumbent	18.29%	2,784
	Republican	Frank O'Donnell Incumbent	17.89%	2,723
	Republican	Thomas Mancini	17.83%	2,714
	Republican	Josephine Charnock Incumbent	14.80%	2,253
	Republican	Tina Stoll	10.36%	1,577
	Republican	Christian Fusco	8.61%	1,310
	Republican	Mark Warren	6.99%	1,063
	Republican	Jonathan Kassa	5.19%	790
		Write-in votes	0.03%	4
Total Votes				15,218
Source: Bucks County, "Bucks County Election Results," accessed June 20, 2017 and Montgomery County, "2017 Primary Election Official Results," accessed June 20, 2017

Funding

See also: Campaign finance requirements in Pennsylvania and List of school board campaign finance deadlines in 2017

2017 Campaign Finance Deadlines in Pennsylvania
Date	Deadline
May 5, 2017	2nd Friday Pre-Primary report due
June 15, 2017	30-Day Post-Primary report due
October 27, 2017	2nd Friday Pre-Election report due
December 7, 2017	30-Day Post-Election report due

School board candidates in Pennsylvania were required to report their campaign finance activity. Those who spent or received more than $250 in a reporting period had to file full reports. Those below the threshold had to file forms to declare they were exempt from reporting. Candidates could have, but were not required to, form committees to handle campaign finance transactions. They were not required to have separate bank accounts for campaign purposes.

The table to the left details the four campaign finance deadlines in 2017.

2015

See also: North Penn School District elections (2015)

Five of the nine seats on the North Penn school board were up for general election on November 3, 2015. There was a primary election on May 19, 2015.

Incumbents Carolyn Murphy, John Schilling, and Suzan Leonard won re-election. Edward Diasio and Theresa Prykowski also joined the board. They defeated incumbent Cory Brown and challengers Beverly Dodds, Benjamin Litman, Patrick McGee Jr., and Tina Stoll.

All candidates filed to run in both the Republican primary and the Democratic primary.

Leonard, Murphy, Dodds, Litman, and Stoll won the Democratic primary. Brown, Schilling, Diasio, McGee, and Prykowski were victorious in the Republican primary. No independent candidates filed to run in the general election.

Results

North Penn School District, At-Large, General Election, 2015
Party		Candidate	Vote %	Votes
	Republican	Edward Diasio	10.6%	9,372
	Democratic	Carolyn Murphy Incumbent	10.4%	9,235
	Republican	John Schilling Incumbent	10.2%	8,994
	Republican	Theresa Prykowski	10.2%	8,986
	Democratic	Suzan Leonard Incumbent	10.1%	8,974
	Republican	Patrick McGee Jr.	10.1%	8,939
	Democratic	Tina Stoll	9.9%	8,769
	Democratic	Beverly Dodds	9.9%	8,718
	Republican	Cory Brown Incumbent	9.6%	8,511
	Democratic	Benjamin Litman	8.9%	7,898
		Write-in votes	0.02%	20
Total Votes				88,416
Source: Bucks County, Pennsylvania, "Bucks County Election Results," accessed January 4, 2016 Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, "Montgomery County Election Results," accessed January 4, 2016

North Penn School District, At-Large Democratic Primary Election, 4-year term, 2015
Party		Candidate	Vote %	Votes
	Democratic	Carolyn Murphy Incumbent	17.2%	2,305
	Democratic	Suzan Leonard Incumbent	16.6%	2,227
	Democratic	Benjamin Litman	15.2%	2,044
	Democratic	Beverly Dodds	15.2%	2,041
	Democratic	Tina Stoll	14.7%	1,966
	Democratic	Theresa Prykowski	5.2%	703
	Democratic	Edward Diasio	4.7%	636
	Democratic	Patrick McGee Jr.	3.9%	529
	Democratic	John Schilling Incumbent	3.9%	519
	Democratic	Cory Brown Incumbent	3.1%	414
	Democratic	Write-In	0.2%	26
Total Votes				13,410
Source: Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, "Primary 2015 Official Results," accessed July 8, 2015 and Bucks County, Pennsylvania, "Official Election Results," accessed July 8, 2015

North Penn School District, At-Large Republican Primary Election, 4-year term, 2015
Party		Candidate	Vote %	Votes
	Republican	Patrick McGee Jr.	14.9%	2,381
	Republican	John Schilling Incumbent	14.7%	2,346
	Republican	Edward Diasio	14.2%	2,266
	Republican	Theresa Prykowski	14%	2,239
	Republican	Cory Brown Incumbent	12.3%	1,958
	Republican	Carolyn Murphy Incumbent	7.6%	1,221
	Republican	Suzan Leonard Incumbent	6.5%	1,040
	Republican	Beverly Dodds	6.2%	993
	Republican	Tina Stoll	5.4%	870
	Republican	Benjamin Litman	4%	642
	Republican	Write-in	0.1%	15
Total Votes				15,971
Source: Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, "Primary 2015 Official Results," accessed July 8, 2015 and Bucks County, Pennsylvania, "Official Election Results," accessed July 8, 2015

Funding

Stoll reported no contributions or expenditures to the Montgomery County Voter Services Department in the election.

Endorsements

Stoll received an official endorsement from the North Penn Democratic Committee.

2013

See also: North Penn School District elections (2013)

Stoll ran for an at-large seat on the school board on November 5, 2013, against Murali Balaji, Josie Charnock, Timothy S. Kerr, Vincent Sherpinsky, Alex Ryabin, Paul Edelman, Jr., and Frank O'Donnell.

Results

North Penn School District At-Large General Election, 4-year term, 2013
Party		Candidate	Vote %	Votes
	Republican	Josie Charnock	13.5%	7,913
	Republican	Timothy S. Kerr Incumbent	13.4%	7,895
	Republican	Frank O'Donnell Incumbent	13.1%	7,665
	Republican	Vincent Sherpinsky Incumbent	13%	7,626
	Democrat	Tina Stoll	12.3%	7,236
	Democrat	Paul Edelman, Jr.	12%	7,052
	Democrat	Alex Ryabin	11.5%	6,782
	Democrat	Murali Balaji	11.1%	6,539
	Nonpartisan	Write-in	0%	16
Total Votes				58,724
Source: Montgomery County 2013 General Election Results," accessed December 13, 2013

North Penn School District At-Large Democratic Primary Election, 4-year term, 2013
Party		Candidate	Vote %	Votes
	Democrat	Tina Stoll	22.6%	1,950
	Democrat	Paul Edelman, Jr.	20.5%	1,764
	Democrat	Alex Ryabin	18.3%	1,581
	Democrat	Murali Balaji	18.1%	1,560
	Democrat	Frank O'Donnell	5.8%	499
	Democrat	Vincent Sherpinsky	4.8%	414
	Democrat	Timothy S. Kerr	4.9%	426
	Democrat	Josephine Charnock	5%	430
Total Votes				8,624
Source: "The Knight Crier," "School Board Primary Election Results," accessed September 19, 2013

North Penn School District At-Large Republican Primary Election, 4-year term, 2013
Party		Candidate	Vote %	Votes
	Republican	Timothy S. Kerr	20.1%	2,239
	Republican	Frank O'Donnell	18.4%	2,049
	Republican	Vincent Sherpinsky	18.3%	2,036
	Republican	Josephine Charnock	17.7%	1,968
	Republican	Tina Stoll	9.2%	1,025
	Republican	Paul Edelman, Jr.	6.9%	774
	Republican	Alex Ryabin	4.8%	536
	Republican	Murali Balaji	4.7%	521
Total Votes				11,148
Source: "The Knight Crier," "School Board Primary Election Results," accessed September 19, 2013

Funding

Stoll reported no contributions or expenditures to the Montgomery County Voter Services department.

Endorsements

Stoll was a Next S.T.E.P. candidate in the election. Next S.T.E.P. is an organization determined to put progressive candidates onto the North Penn school board. She was also endorsed by the Hatfield Democratic Party and Lansdale Democrats.

2011

Stoll ran unsuccessfully for the North Penn school board in 2011.

North Penn School District At-Large General Election, 4-year term, 2011
Party		Candidate	Vote %	Votes
	Republican	John Schilling	10.1%	9,298
	Republican	Rick Miniscalco	10.1%	9,298
	Republican	Stephen Hladick	10%	9,197
	Democrat	Carolyn Murphy	10.2%	9,384
	Democrat	Suzan Leonard	10.2%	9,322
	Republican	Donald Hill	10%	9,168
	Republican	Josie Charnock	10%	9,170
	Democrat	Paul Edelman, Jr.	9.8%	8,998
	Democrat	Alex Ryabin	9.7%	8,860
	Democrat	Tina Stoll	9.9%	9,051
Total Votes				91,746
Source: "The Knight Crier," "Election Results are In," accessed September 20, 2013

Campaign themes

2013

As a Next S.T.E.P candidate, Stoll identified the following campaign themes:

“	Progress for all students As a community that values its children, it is important to strive for continual improvement in the quality of education in order for every child to reach his/her own potential. We need to ensure that all students are equipped with the tools to advance. When elected, we will make sure our students have the resources for learning in the 21st century. Focusing on our children’s education and safety is our top priority. Straight talk, open doors In order for a school district to become successful, it needs to be honest. We will introduce transparency into the North Penn School Board’s decision making process - no more closed door meetings. Our policy is to respect all personnel and parents. It is important to involve the community through active dialogue. We will work with Harrisburg and other elected officials to provide a secure future for our district. Maximize district potential We would welcome more involvement from our local business community. This involvement would allow them to support our community by making sure the jobs stay local instead of outsourcing them from outside of the county and in some cases, the state. New funding resources will be pursued by acquiring additional grant money. We will not waste money on consultants, poorly managed construction contracts and frivolous perks for senior administration staff. By utilizing creative and innovative solutions we will manage costs by making what we currently have work. Advocate for world class education Public education for our children is the greatest investment we can make as a community. We have an opportunity to improve public education in the North Penn area by working together to ensure that all resources go to the students in our schools, not to experimental ventures. We have an obligation to our community to maintain our property values by creating an environment in our schools where children feel safe and will be equipped with technological skills that will enhance their success in the competitive world of the twenty-first century. Having a stronger voice in Harrisburg enables us to reach these goals. Support who make the district work Eliminate bullying and intimidation across the school district. Respecting teachers, teacher assistants, bus drivers, cafeteria workers and all personnel, teaches our children what respect looks like. We need to lead by example in treating all stakeholders - students, parents and taxpayers -with respect. We all need to work towards the common goal of providing a great education- and do it with respect. Teachable moments are everywhere. Embrace diversity As diversity grows, we would want to make sure that administrators encourage students and their parents to have a dialogue so that no group feels left out. That way from a young age, students can be aware of the rich traditions that have guided followers of all major faiths and all races.	”
—Tina Stoll, Next STEP for NPSD website, (2013)

See also

• North Penn School District, Pennsylvania
• North Penn School District elections (2017)
• North Penn School District elections (2015)
• North Penn School District elections (2013)

External links

Suggest a link

• North Penn School District
• Tina Stoll 2017 campaign website