The school boards in Kingfisher, Dover and Okarche will have new members seated at their next meetings.

Meanwhile, the town boards in Okarche and Hennessey will have varying looks this year as well.

The changes are the results of municipal and school board elections held statewide last Tuesday.

Kingfisher School Board

Alumnus Brad Wittrock won the open board seat as he earned 363 votes (63.8%) from voters while Mitch Massey garnered 206 (36.2%).

The total number of voters this year (569) is down from last year’s total of 726. Kingfisher voters last year were also deciding a city commission seat.

Massey, also a KHS graduate, was narrowly defeated in last year’s election.

Wittrock fills the seat being left open by Jim Perdue, who did not run for re-election.

Votes by precinct: 101 Wittrock 132, Massey 88; 102 - Wittrock 30, Massey 21; 103 - Wittrock 36, Massey 8; 301 Wittrock 165, Massey 89.

Dover School Board

Military veteran Michael Winn will be a new face on Dover’s board.

Winn totaled 48 votes (67.61%) to defeat incumbent Shawn Walker’s 23 (32.39%).

Winn and his wife, Lacey, a 2004 Dover graduate, have two children attending Dover.

Walker was seeking his third term on the board.

Votes by precinct: 106 Winn 0, Walker 4 ; 201- Winn 2, Walker 0; 203 - Winn 0, Walker 2; 204 - Winn 44, Walker 17; 301 - Winn 2, Walker 0

Okarche School Board In the narrowest of the county races, Joe Alig was awarded a spot on Okarche’s board.

The co-owner of Cen-Ok Services received 310 votes (53.91%) to defeat Mike Krittenbrink’s 265 (46.09%).

Alig received 231 votes among Kingfisher County voters to Krittenbrink’s 180. In Canadian County, Krittenbrink held an 85-79 advantage.

Krittenbrink was appointed to the board just over a year ago and was seeking his first full term.

Both Alig and Krittenbrink graduated from Okarche and have children attending the school district.

Votes by precinct: Kingfisher 103 - Alig 21, Krittenbrink 6; Kingfisher 302 - Alig 210, Krittenbrink 174; Canadian 102 - Alig 0, Krittenbrink 10; Canadian 408 - Alig 2, Krittenbrink 0; Canadian 502 - Alig 77, Krittenbrink 75 Hennessey Board of Trustees

Randy Bohnstedt is the newest member of the board of trustees.

A volunteer fireman, Bohnstedt was one of three trustees voted in by Hennessey constituents.

The five-man race for three spots saw Bert Gritz and Clifford Vogt re-elected to the board.

Gritz, the longtime trustee and current mayor, received the most votes with 195 (25.93%).

Bohnstedt was awarded 185 votes (24.6%) and Vogt, the vice mayor, tallied 151 (20.08%). Not elected to the board but receiving votes were Frank Patton Jr. with 114 (15.16%) and incumbent Richard Simunek with 107 (14.23%). All votes came at one precinct in Hennessey.

Okarche Board of Trustees OHS graduate Jason Kroener will take over the seat left vacant by Matt Blackwood.

A senior director of operations for CHS, Kroener received 347 votes (91.32%) to defeat U.S. Army veteran Jeremy Miller’s 33 (8.68%).

Among Kingfisher County voters, Kroener garnered 91.2 percent of the votes. The Canadian County voters gave Kroener 92 percent of the votes.

Votes by precinct: Kingfisher 302 - Kroener 278, Miller 27; Canadian 502 - Kroener 69, Miller 6

Okarche Town Clerk Incumbent Dana Reese will continue in her position after a resounding win at the polls.

Reese defeated Erin Rother-Stover by a count of 295 votes (77.43%) to 86 (22.57%).

Reese earned 78.4 percent of the 306 total votes in Kingfisher County. She was awarded 73.3 percent of those among the 75 Canadian County voters.

Votes by precinct: Kingfisher 302 - Reese 240, Rother-Stover 66; Canadian 502 - Reese 55, Rother-Stover 20