In another low-turnout election, Dover, Kingfisher and Hennessey school board patrons re-elected three incumbents and Kingfisher voters elected a new city commissioner Tuesday.

Dover School Board

Dover native and retired hospice nurse Matilda Caldwell was elected to the Dover School Board by a margin of just two votes.

She collected 44 votes (51%) to 42 votes (49%) for challenger Adam Schilde, Dover parent and oil company owner.

Votes by precinct: 106 – Caldwell 1, Schilde 0; 203 – Caldwell 12, Schilde 0; 204 – Caldwell 31, Schilde 40; 305 – Caldwell 0, Schilde 2.

Kingfisher School Board

Retired career teacher Dana Golbek was returned for a third term on the Kingfisher School Board by a similar 51% margin.

She carried 371 total votes to 355 for challenger Mitch Massey, Kingfisher parent and construction company owner.

Votes by precinct: 101 – Golbek 151; Massey 144; 102 – Golbek 26, Massey 34; 103 – Golbek 29, Massey 20; 105 – Golbek 1, Massey 0; 301 – Golbek 144, Massey 156; 305 – Golbek 10, Massey 1.

Hennessey School Board

Veterinarian Dr. James Matousek will serve a fourth term on the Hennessey School Board after he was re-elected by a 68% margin.

Matousek carried 240 votes to 114 (32%) for challenger Chandra Garcia-Seiger, another Hennessey native and parent.

Votes by precinct: 201

– Matousek 211, Garcia-Seiger 109; 203 – Matousek 23, Garcia-Seiger 3; 204 – Matousek 4, Garcia-Seiger 1; Garfield County – Matousek 2, Garcia Seiger 1.

City Commission

Ryan Deatherage, owner of an Edmond landscaping company, was elected to a seat on the Kingfisher City Commission by a margin of 59%.

Deatherage drew 306 votes to 220 (41%) for incumbent Bill Tucker, retired city clerk, who was seeking a second term.

Votes by precinct: 101

– Deatherage 134, Tucker 101; 301 – Deatherage 172, Tucker 119.