Robin Boyd was re-elected as Winslow’s mayor, according to the unofficial results of the city’s May 17 General/Special Election. He ran unopposed and received 852 votes, with 40 votes going to write-ins.
Councilman Marshall Losey retained his seat on the council with 773 votes, followed by Councilman Robert Schlesinger with 740. Former councilwoman Judy Howell took the remaining seat with 583 votes, replacing Peter Cake, who chose not to run again.
Proposition 406 passed with 631 votes in favor and 297 against, extending the two percent bed tax collected from the gross income of rentals on lodging and lodging space of transients for the next 20 years. These funds will be used to continue to promote tourism within the city.
