SUNBURY - In addition to the Northumberland County prothonotary's race, two other county row offices will be contested in the November general election.
For controller, incumbent Tony Phillips, a Republican, will be challenged by Chris Grayson, Democrat. Both were nominated without opposition in Tuesday's primary. Phillips had 4,118 votes and Grayson, who is currently Mount Carmel Borough tax collector, had 3,439 votes.
For coroner, incumbent Democrat James F. Kelley earned renomination with 3,881 votes. His Republican opponent in November will be Leo Mirolli Jr., who had 3,663 votes.
Mary Zimmerman, the county register and recorder, earned renomination as a Republican, with 4,484 votes. No Democrats filed for the position. There were 71 write-in votes in the Democratic primary, but a minimum of 100 would have been required for nomination.