Three Republican candidates are vying for two seats on the Adams Township board of supervisors in the May 16 primary election.

Two six-year terms are available in the municipality, which candidates agree is wrestling with rapid expansion.

Supervisor board vice chairman Ronald Shemela and newcomers Bridget K. Miller and David Goodworth are running.

The seats of Shemela and longtime supervisor Ed Vogel are open. Vogel is not seeking reelection.

The two who receive the most votes during the primary will proceed to the November ballot. No Democratic candidates are running for the seats.