Despite having only one contest on the ballot, 9.35 percent of Plympton residents cast their ballots in Saturday’s election. There were 229 votes cast out of the 2448 registered voters.
The position for selectman was the only contest on the Plympton ballot last Saturday and incumbent Mark Russo won handily with 176 votes over self-described newcomer Gary Somero’s 47. There were five blanks and one write-in.
Ethan Stiles won another three-year term on the Board of Assessors with 190 votes, and 39 blanks.
Arthur Morin Jr. won a three-year term on the Board of Health, with 155 votes, 39 blanks, and two write-ins.
Cheryl M. Davis and Douglas F. Reese were unopposed as constables, garnering 197 and 187 votes respectively, and 74 blanks.
Finance Committee members Marilyn Browne and Kathryn Shepard won 198 and 190 votes respectively, with 70 blanks for the three-year term.
Nate Sides won 187 votes for the one-year position, with 38 blanks and four others.
Library trustees for three years brought Rebecca Archambeault and Jonathan Mulcahy 198 and 195 votes respectively, with 64 blanks and one other.
Library trustee for two years elected James Lundgren with 195 votes. Jessica Lau won 34 write-in votes, and 226 blanks and three others.
Library Trustee for a one year term saw Colby Leoncio elected with 49 write-in votes., 175 blanks, and five others.
Joan Ann Beckwith won a five year term on the Planning Board with 194 votes, 35 blanks.
Daniel Cadogan and Robert Montgomery won three year terms to the Plympton School Committee with 187 and 21 write-ins respectively. There were 247 blanks and three votes for others.