BRIDGTON

• Select Board winner, Ken Murphy with 362 votes; Seth Dresser 163; Alfred Bottone IV 100.

• Planning Board (2 seats): Deborah Brusini 499, Rolf Madsen 347.

• Planning Board Alternate: Catherine DiPietro 558.

• SAD 61 Director: Debra Albert 572.

• Water District Trustee winner Wesley Gorman 382; Catherine DiPietro 252.

Question 1, Tax Assistance Ordinance, 595 yes, 109 no.

Question 2, Solar Facility Moratorium, 483 yes, 223 no.

Question 3, Land Use/Zoning Amendments, 476 yes, 222 no.

Question 4, Secret Ballot Elections, 343 yes, 361 no (non-binding advisory question).

Republican Primary

Governor: Paul LePage, 310

Congress: Edwin Thelander, 290

State Senator: Richard Bennett, 320

Legislature: Donna Dodge 230, Sierra Scribner 95

Democratic Primary

Governor: Janet Mills, 247

Congress: Chellie Pingree, 251

State Senator: Colin O’Neill, 228

Judge of Probate: Paul Aranson, 229

Sheriff: Kevin Joyce, 230

District Attorney: Jacqueline Sartoris 168, Jonathan Sahrbeck 71

CASCO

• Select Board, two seats, 3 years: Grant Plummer 215, Eugene Connolly 174.

• Select Board, one seat, 1 year: Mary-Vienessa Fernandes 245.

• SAD 61, 3 years: M. Stanley Buchanan 240.

• Transfer Station member, 3 years: Write-in votes only, winner to be determined.

• Open Space Commission, 3 years: Write-in votes only, winner to be determined.

Republican Primary

Governor: Paul LePage, 146

Congress: Edwin Thelander, 129

State Senator: Gary Plummer, 137

Legislature: Gregory Foster 105, Karen Lockwood 47

Democratic Primary

Governor: Janet Mills, 105

Congress: Chellie Pingree, 102

State Senator: Timothy Nangle, 89

Legislature: Jessica Fay, 103

Judge of Probate: Paul Aranson, 90

Sheriff: Kevin Joyce, 92

District Attorney: Jacqueline Sartoris 67, Jonathan Sahrbeck 34

HARRISON

Newly-named Town Manager Cass Newell will need to rework some budget lines after Tuesday’s secret ballot vote as taxpayers rejected funding for Administration and Code Enforcement. Voters also rejected a proposal to fund a full-time fire chief along with two per diem firefighters/EMTs to address lack of manpower and response concerns.

Also, in question, is rejection of a previously approved $3.4 million Public Works building construction/renovation project. The vote was to authorize the town to secure a bond for the project.

Newell, who became the town’s first female town manager after serving as assistant town manager, will likely address these matters tonight when the Select Board meets at 6 p.m.

• Select Board winner, Penny Bean with 322 votes; Tony Lorrain 99, Raymond Laplante 77, George Watson 19.

• Planning Board, two seats: Colleen Densmore 380, Scott Ramsdell 312.

• Appeals Board: Jonathan Whitney 437

• SAD 17 School Board, one seat, 2 years: Rose Lacasse 258; Scott Ramsdell 161.

• SAD 17 School Board, one seat, 3 years: Mark Heidmann 433.

Question 1, taxes due, 418 yes, 117 no.

Question 2, taxes prepayment, 459 yes, 79 no.

Question 3, tax-acquired property disposal, 388 yes, 148 no.

Question 4, town-owned property disposal, 402 yes, 131 no.

Question 5, balances forward, 399 yes, 127 no.

Question 6, snowmobile registration, 431 yes, 103 no.

Question 7, unfunded emergencies, 402 yes, 133 no.

Question 8, overdraft transfers, 351 yes, 183 no.

Question 9, selectmen signatures, 394 yes, 129 no.

Question 10, gift/donation acceptance, 442 yes, 94 no.

Question 11, waive foreclosure, 386 yes, 139 no.

Question 12, $681,100 to reduce taxes, 406 yes, 123 no.

Question 13, $740,406 for administration, 251 yes, 285 no.

Question 14, $727,232 Public Works, 314 yes, 224 no.

Question 15, $151,038 Fire Department, 295 yes, 242 no.

Question 16, $381,589 Solid Waste, 310 yes, 229 no.

Question 17, $183,262 Parks, 301 yes, 221 no.

Question 18, $156,209 Recreation, 297 yes, 224 no.

Question 19, $83,300 insurance, 303 yes, 212 no.

Question 20, $411,357 Public Safety, 286 yes, 227 no.

Question 21, $101,950 Community Services, 322 yes, 199 no.

Question 22, $196,166 Code Enforcement, 210 yes, 306 no.

Question 23, $500,00 Capital Roads, 364 yes, 154 no.

Question 24, $150,000 Capital Reserve, 224 yes, 285 no.

Question 25, $306,054 full-time fire chief, per diem FF/EMTs (2), 182 yes, 336 no.

Question 26, secret ballot vote, 245 yes, 263 no.

Question 27, $3.4 million Public Works garage, 236 yes, 270 no.

SAD 17 budget validation, Question 1, 352 yes, 188 no; Question 2, 383 yes, 154 no.

Democratic Primary

Governor: Janet Mills, 161

Congress: Chellie Pingree, 158

State Senator: Colin O’Neill, 145

Judge of Probate: Paul Aranson, 145

Sheriff: Kevin Joyce, 144

District Attorney: Jacqueline Sartoris 110, Jonathan Sahbreck 41

Republican Primary

Governor: Paul LePage, 232

Congress: Edwin Thelander, 189

State Senator: Richard Bennett, 218

Legislature: Donna Dodge 133, Sierra Scribner 103

FRYEBURG

Republican Primary

Governor: Paul LePage, 114.

Congress: Elizabeth Caruso 53, Bruce Poliquin 70.

State Senator: Richard Bennett, 118.

Legislature: Caleb Ness, 116.

Register of Deeds: Cherri Lee Crockett, 116.

Sheriff: Christopher Wainright 81, Richard Murray 43.

District Attorney: Neil McLean Jr., 114.

Democratic Primary

Governor: Janet Mills, 102.

Congress: Jared Golden, 100.

State Senator: Colin O’Neill, 101.

Legislature: Nathan Burnett, 101.

County Treasurer: Elizabeth Calhoun, 103.

District Attorney: Edward Rabasco Jr., 11 (102 blank).

NAPLES

Question 1, rezone Casco Road/Hidden Acres Drive, 394 yes, 282 no.

Question 2, private event venues Rural District, 288 yes, 395 no.

Question 3, rezone Roosevelt Trail Rural to Commercial, 289 yes, 382 no.

Question 4, event venues Rural Zone, 339 yes, 339 no.

Question 5, Village District amendments, 366 yes, 288 no.

Question 6, Village District front setback, 363 yes, 288 no.

Question 7, solar amendment, 394 yes, 264 no.

Question 8, Site Plan amendment, 374 yes, 263 no.

Question 9, Subdivision amendment, 344 yes, 293 no.

Question 10, Mooring/Waterfront Ordinance, 375 yes, 269 no.

Question 11, amend Land Use, 375 yes, 269 no.

Question 12, cable ordinance, 478 yes, 164 no.

Question 13, solar farm moratorium, 422 yes, 236 no.

Question 14, Edes Falls Dam partial removal, 424 yes, 235 no.

Question 15, $896,000 bond transfer station improvements, 407 yes, 222 no.

Republican Primary

Governor: Paul LePage, 339.

Congress: Edwin Thelander, 290.

State Senator: James Libby, 305.

Legislature: Mark Walker, 318.

Democratic Primary

Governor: Janet Mills, 171.

Congress: Chellie Pingree, 175.

State Senator: Michael McKinney, 157.

Legislature: Barry Powers, 157.

Judge of Probate: Paul Aranson 162.

Sheriff: Kevin Joyce, 177.

District Attorney: Jacqueline Sartoris 122, Jonathan Sahbreck 55.

SEBAGO

• School Budget Validation, 403 yes, 90 no.

• Sebago School Committee, 1 seat, 3 years: Margaret Williams 380.

• Sebago School Committee, 1 seat, 2 years: Krystal Carriere 337, Billy Jo Karwowski 127.

• Sebago School Committee, one seat, 1 year: Richard Bianculli 241, Michelle Vacchiano 222.

• Selectmen, 2 seats, 3 years: Barry Jordan 267, Mark Roy 191, Michael Vacchiano 144, Scott Douglas 137, Joseph Williams 71, John B. Calarese Jr. 40.

• Budget Committee, 2 seats, 3 years: 110 write in votes, winner to be determined.

• Sebago Cemetery Trustee, 5 years: Sherrill Brown 399.

• Potter Trustee, 7 years: 54 write-in votes, winner to be determined.

Republican Primary

Governor: Paul LePage, 198

Congress: Edwin Thelander, 158

State Senator: James Libby, 168

Legislature: Mark Walker, 169

Democratic Primary

Governor: Janet Mills, 150

Congress: Chellie Pingree, 154

State Senator: Michael McKinney, 140

Legislature: Barry Powers, 146

Judge of Probate: Paul Aranson, 141

Sheriff: Kevin Joyce, 145

District Attorney: Jacqueline Sartoris 98, Jonathan Sahrbeck 51

LOVELL

Republican Primary

Governor: Paul LePage, 50.

Congress: Elizabeth Caruso 30, Bruce Poliquin 23.

State Senator: Lisa Keim, 49.

Legislature: Caleb Ness, 45.

Register of Deeds: Cherri Lee Crockett, 49.

Sheriff: Christopher Wainright 38, Richard Murray 6.

District Attorney: Neil McLean Jr., 47.

Democratic Primary

Governor: Janet Mills, 48.

Congress: Jared Golden, 43.

State Senator: Timothy Carter, 40.

Legislature: Nathan Burnett 39.

County Treasurer: Elizabeth Calhoun, 42.

District Attorney: Edward Rabasco Jr., 20.

RAYMOND

• Selectman, two seats: Rolf Olsen 471, Teresa Sadak 426.

• Budget/Finance Committee, vote three: Karen Lockwood 495, Deanna Lee 400, write-in Shawn McKillop 15 (28 write-ins had less than 15 votes).

• RSU 14 Board member, 1 year, Jodi Carroll 515.

• RSU 14 Board member, 3 years, Charlotte Jewell 435

• RSU Question 1, 481 yes, 181 no.

• RSU Question 2, 514 yes, 135 no.

• All warrant articles passed.

WATERFORD 

Republican Primary

Governor: Paul LePage, 111.

Congress: Elizabeth Caruso 40, Bruce Poliquin 73.

State Senator: Richard Bennett, 106.

Legislature: H. Millett, 112.

Register of Deeds: Cherri Lee Crockett, 106.

Sheriff: Christopher Wainright, 100.

District Attorney: Neil McLean Jr., 105.

Democratic Primary

Governor: Janet Mills, 55.

Congress: Jared Golden, 56.

State Senator: Colin O’Neill, 55.

Legislature: Daniel Sipe, 56.

County Treasurer: Elizabeth Calhoun, 52.