HARRISON — There will be a new look to the Harrison Select Board as Debora Kane captured the most votes (333) Tuesday to unseat incumbent Fred Ross (157).

Incumbent Phil Devlin received 236 votes to earn a second three-year term. Al Fitzmorris was third in the running with 189 votes.

Voters sent a clear message of their unhappiness with the SAD 17 budget, which included a separate $2 million warrant article for deferred maintenance projects, that at the moment remains somewhat unclear where those dollars will be spent, by rejecting the budget validation Question 1 by a 481-77 margin.

In other election voting:

• Stephen Bingham, who was unopposed, won a five-year term on the Appeals Board with 423 votes.

• Jennifer Vane (390 votes) and James Dayton (363) will each serve three-year terms on the Planning Board.

• Fred Ross was a write-in candidate for the SAD 17 School Board with 28 votes. Town officials will check with Ross to see if he will accept the nomination.

In political primary races:

• Congress District 1 Republican race, Ronald Russell 136 edged Andrew Piantidosi 108. On the Democrat side, incumbent Chellie Pingree garnered 187 votes.

• Register of Probate, Democratic candidate Susan Schwartz received 160 votes, and Republican candidate Jerry DeWitt had 234 votes. They will square off in November.

• State Representative District 83, Democratic candidate Carrye Castleman-Ross landed 169 votes while Republican candidate Marygrace Cimino had 243. They will square off in November.

• State Senate District 18, Democrat Linda Miller received 168 votes, while Republican incumbent Rick Bennett had 255 votes. They will square off in November.

• U.S. Senate, Democrat David Costello received 148 votes and Republican Demi Kouzounas received 233 votes. They will square off in November.