Your Common-Sense Conservative Team
We, the undersigned, are running together as a united team because we are committed to bringing common-sense conservative principles to Berks County government. Each of us is dedicated to protecting taxpayers and delivering a government that the residents of our county can be proud of.
We are dedicated to safeguarding the interests of local taxpayers and ensuring that county government remains accountable, efficient, and responsive to the needs of the community. Together, we are committed to preserving the values that make Berks County a great place to live and work.
The four of us endorse one another to create the Berks County 2025 Team. Additionally, we have the full endorsement of the Berks County Government Republican elected officials. Read our joint endorsement letter.
The Slate of Candidates
What makes these candidates the best choice for Berks? Unrivaled experience, passion for their roles, and an unwavering commitment to the people of Berks County.
Meet the candidates below and use their contact information links to get in touch, ask questions, or volunteer to help with their campaigns.
Meet the 2025 Berks County GOP Team
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Treasurer
Mitch Darcourt
Mitch Darcourt has proudly served as the Berks County Treasurer for the past year, bringing accountability, innovation, and fiscal responsibility to the office. A graduate of Governor Mifflin Senior High and a veteran of the United States Coast Guard and Reserve, Mitch has a deep commitment to serving his community. As Treasurer, Mitch has modernized office operations, ensuring transparency in the management of taxpayer dollars and improving the efficiency of revenue collection. His 15 years on the Berks County Board of Assessment Appeals, combined with his career as an associate broker with Pagoda Realty in West Lawn, have equipped him with the expertise needed to safeguard the county's financial health. In addition to his role as Treasurer, Mitch serves as chairman of the Spring Township Zoning Hearing Board, demonstrating his leadership and dedication to good governance. Mitch’s forward-thinking approach and proven results continue to make him a trusted steward of Berks County’s finances.
Email: darcourt4treasurer@gmail.com
Phone: 610-781-5910
Website: www.mitchdarcourt.com
Prothonotary
Jonathan Del Collo
A native of Berks County, Jonathan K. “J.D.” Del Collo received a BA in Political Science from American University. JD has dedicated his entire professional life to public service, first working in City Hall and then for Berks County where he first worked in the Recorder of Deeds Office before being appointed Chief Deputy in the Prothonotary’s Office. In 2017 he was elected Prothonotary by an overwhelming majority. Unopposed in 2021, he was re-elected. As Prothonotary, JD has implemented innovative solutions saving taxpayers more than $3.2 million while also overseeing the digitization and preservation of almost a million pages of historical records. JD has served on numerous community boards over the years. His hobbies include history, genealogy, baseball, and music. JD lives in Bern Township with his wife Rebecca and their cats.
Email: JKDelCollo73@gmail.com
Website: www.JonathanDelCollo.com
Coroner
John Fielding
John Fielding has served as Coroner of Berks County since 2022. He is a graduate of Temple Law School and spent decades in legal practice before becoming coroner. His is a husband, dad, and is active in veterans groups, non-profit organizations, local theater, and his church. He is also a past chairman of the Berks County Republican Party. His tenure has brought professionalism, integrity, and taxpayer accountability to the Coroner's office.
Email: FieldingforCoroner@gmail.com
Website: www.Fielding2025.org
Sheriff
Mandy Miller
Mandy Miller is honored to serve as Berks County Sheriff, bringing over 25 years of dedicated service to the community. A lifelong resident of Berks, she is the first woman to hold the position of Sheriff. Mandy’s career began in the cell block and led her through roles as deputy sheriff, sergeant, captain, and chief deputy before becoming Sheriff.
A 1995 graduate of Wilson High School and an alumna of the Reading Police Academy (1997) and Pennsylvania Sheriff Academy (2000), Mandy is also pursuing a bachelor’s degree in business administration.
She resides in Spring Township with her daughter, Marianna “Mia” Miller, and their German Shepherd, Blue. As a working mother and law enforcement leader, Mandy embodies integrity, transparency, and humility. She remains committed to public safety, government efficiency, and community engagement, eager to continue serving and protecting Berks County.
Email: Mmiller4sheriff@gmail.com
Website: www.Mmiller4sheriff.com
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