With the Nov. 4, 2025 municipal election just around the corner, Middletown Township residents have an important opportunity to shape the future of our community. We thought we’d take this opportunity to introduce you to the candidates backed by The Middletown Township Republican Committee.
Whether you’ve voted in every election or this will be your first time at the polls, now’s the moment to learn about the people who want to represent you. If you’d like to learn more about the candidates, please visit our 2025 Candidates Page.
Margie Sullivan-Rogowski
for Councilwoman, District 2
“A Trusted Leader for a Stronger Community”
Margie Sullivan-Rogowski is a lifelong Delaware County resident and proud mother of two and grandmother of three. With 40 years in Middletown Township, she serves as Republican Committee Woman for District 2, Precinct 3, where she’s built strong neighbor connections and championed our community’s values.
A registered nurse and healthcare informaticist, Margie combines compassion with analytical insight to address local needs—improving elder care, supporting youth programs, and optimizing government efficiency. Her healthcare experience gives her a clear perspective on families’ and seniors’ priorities, while her IT expertise drives innovative solutions for township services. She’s known for practical, solutions-oriented leadership and years of hands-on community service.
Margie’s Key Priorities
- Preserve and expand open spaces and historic sites
- Maintain fiscal responsibility through lower taxes
- Strengthen public safety and family-focused programs
- Promote data-driven efficiency in local government
- Expand youth mentoring and community service opportunities
Harry Postles
for Township Council, Ward 4-2
“A Strategic Mind for Accountable Government”
Harry Postles has called Middletown Township home for 44 years. A Penn State Industrial Engineering graduate with an MBA from Widener, he spent 41 years in IT—15 of them leading global contract management, where he sharpened his skills in negotiation, strategic planning, and efficient leadership.
As a committed public servant, Harry spent 24 years as Judge of Elections for Ward 4-2, ensuring fair, transparent voting, and four years on the Rose Tree Media School Board, championing quality education and fiscal responsibility. Married for 43 years and father to two daughters, whom are both nurses, he combines analytical rigor with a resident-first perspective. Harry’s candidacy brings proven accountability, practical solutions, and data-driven insight to Township Council.
Harry’s Key Priorities:
- Safeguard election integrity and transparency
- Uphold fiscal discipline and responsible budgeting
- Enhance educational quality and resources
- Leverage technology for efficient municipal services
- Champion resident-focused decision making
Jeff Koenig
for Township Council, At-Large
“A Lifetime of Service to Middletown Township”
Jeff Koenig has called Middletown Township home since childhood—growing up on Dartmouth Circle and raising his family in Old Mill Pointe since 1998. A Penncrest High alum with degrees from Elizabethtown College and Widener University, he’s spent 30 years as a Sales Manager at a Fortune 200 company, mastering leadership, budgeting, and team building.
Jeff’s decades of volunteer service span the Parks & Recreation Board, Zoning & Planning Committee, Rose Tree Media School Board (as Board President, Director of Operations, and Student Services), Old Mill Pointe HOA Treasurer, and Aston Middletown Little League director roles. Known for collaboration and getting things done, he brings practical problem-solving and a genuine understanding of township needs to every meeting. Jeff is committed to preserving our community’s character while ensuring smart growth and strong public services.
Jeff’s Key Priorities:
- Balance responsible development with open-space preservation
- Champion quality education and fiscal accountability
- Enhance parks, recreation, and youth sports facilities
- Support neighborhood associations and community standards
- Promote transparent, efficient local government
Mike Johnson
for Magisterial District Judge
“Proven Leadership, Principled Justice”
Mike Johnson brings over 40 years of public safety experience and unwavering integrity to his candidacy for Municipal Judge. He retired as a Patrol Sergeant after 27 years with the Marple Township Police Department, overseeing officers, special operations, and training initiatives. He now serves as Assistant Fire Chief and EMS Manager at Rocky Run Fire Company and as Deputy Fire Marshal for Middletown Township, leading fire investigations, life-safety assessments, and emergency response coordination.
His roles as Fire Chief of Glenolden Fire Company and Public Safety Manager at Lankenau Medical Center sharpened his crisis-management skills. A graduate in Fire Science Technology and Administration of Justice with advanced FBI executive training, Mike has earned Life-Saving Awards and statewide commendations. Married for 31 years and father of nine—three adopted, two with special needs—he’s coached youth soccer and championed community resilience. Now, Mike is ready to bring principled justice and community trust to the bench.
Mike’s Key Highlights:
- Impartial, fair courtroom leadership
- Deep expertise in public safety and emergency law
- Commitment to victims’ rights and restorative justice
- Proven crisis-management and ethical standards
- Strong record of community advocacy and service
Lou Marcozzi
for Constable
“Keeping Middletown Township Safe and Secure”
Lou Marcozzi has served Middletown Township since 2003, when he and his wife settled here and purchased the beloved Wayside Market. Appointed Pennsylvania State Constable in 2007, Lou has built 18 years of trusted service—earning endorsements from judges and law enforcement peers. He volunteered five years as a firefighter and was honored as Firefighter of the Year.
As President of the Pennsylvania State Constables Association, Lou champions training in firearms, de-escalation, defensive tactics, courtroom procedure, and prisoner transport. You’ll often find him at community events or behind the market counter with his ten children. Lou continues his daily duties at Lima District Court for Judge Strohl, committed to upholding public safety and community trust.
Lou’s Key Highlights:
- 18+ years as State Constable, county-wide endorsements
- Volunteer firefighter & Firefighter of the Year
- President, Pennsylvania State Constables Association
- Advanced certifications: firearms; de-escalation; tactical defense
- Small business owner and community advocate
Middletown Township is Counting on Your Vote on Nov 4, 2025
As November 4 draws near, Middletown Township residents have the power to shape our community’s future. From Council and School Board to Judge and Constable, every race matters—and every vote counts. Plan now to vote on Election Day and encourage your neighbors to do the same.
Consider volunteering, donating, or helping register voters. Contact us to support candidates, host an event, or get out the vote. Together, we can ensure Middletown keeps growing stronger every year. Visit our Get Involved page or email us to get started.