The towns of Breckenridge and Frisco have released the official results from the municipal elections held on Tuesday, April 7. The elections were finalized on April 17 after accounting for uniformed and overseas citizen absentee votes and ballot signatures that needed verification. No results changed in either election from the unofficial results.

In Frisco, 807 valid ballots were submitted of 2,283 registered voters for a 35% turnout. Four seats were contested in the election, and the three candidates receiving the highest number of votes will serve four-year terms, while the candidate receiving the fourth-highest number of votes will serve a two-year term.

Andy Held received the most votes with 388 while fellow incumbent council members Elizabeth Skrzypczak-Adrian (337 votes) and Robyn Goldstein (317 votes) received the second and third most votes, respectively. These top-three candidates will serve four-year terms, while newcomer Thayer Hirsh (285 votes) will serve a two-year term since he received the fourth most votes, according to the town.

Incumbent council member Zach Ryan was among the eight candidates who did not receive enough votes. Ryan received 278 votes while Eric Klein got 213, Durant Abernethy got 197, Mark Waldman got 180, Brian Randall got 160, Alex Beach got 133, Mary Fletcher 127 and TJ Paulus got 118.

New council members will be sworn in on Tuesday, April 28, at Frisco Town Hall at 7 p.m., according to the town.

In Breckenridge, 1,066 ballots were cast of 3,879 registered voters — a 27.5% turnout.

Incumbents Jay Beckerman and Carol Saade received 727 and 628 votes respectively, while newcomer Emily Lutke garnered 588, according to the official results released by the town. Challengers Abbey Browne and Jason Auerbach, who did not win seats on the council, received 411 and 397 votes respectively.