Only 3282, or 9.2%, of Gaithersburg voters, voted. Mayor Jud Ashman was reelected without opposition and 2895 votes.<\/p>\n
Council Results <\/strong>(2 seats) For the two seats on the city council, newcomer Laurie-Anne Sayles ran away with the race with close to 60% of the vote. Incumbent Michael Sesma also won easily, though with just over majority support. Incumbent Yvette Monroe came in fourth place and lost her seat.<\/p>\n Ashman endorsed Sesma and Monroe. Sayles complained that he violated ethics laws in the way he did it. My guess is council meetings just got a bit more interesting. Congratulations to all the winners and thanks to all for running.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Only 3282, or 9.2%, of Gaithersburg voters, voted. Mayor Jud Ashman was reelected without opposition and 2895 votes. Council Results (2 seats) Laurie-Anne Sayles, 1953 (59.5%) Michael Sesma (i), 1730 (52.7%) Jim McNulty, 1259 (38.3%) Yvette Monroe (i), 1253 (38.2%) For the two seats on the city council, newcomer Laurie-Anne Sayles ran away with the … Continue reading Unofficial Gaithersburg Election Results<\/span>
\nLaurie-Anne Sayles, 1953 (59.5%)<\/em>
\nMichael Sesma (i), 1730 (52.7%)
\n<\/em>Jim McNulty, 1259 (38.3%)
\nYvette Monroe (i), 1253 (38.2%)<\/p>\n