Seaford elects a new mayor Saturday.
Current city councilman Matt MacCoy defeated former councilman Jose Santos in the city’s municipal election 384 votes to 200.
MacCoy will replace current Mayor David Genshaw chose not to seek reelection after ten years in office. MacCoy wins a two-year term as mayor after serving on Seaford City Council since 2015.
Voters also selected two council members for three-year terms.
Alan Quillen and Stephanie Grassett earned those seats. Quillen was first with 346 votes. Grassett was second with 300 votes to earn the other available seat.
Quillen is a former general manager for Hoober Farm Equipment. Grassett is a former teacher and principal in the Seaford and Laurel School Districts.
They replace incumbent Orlando Holland, who finished third in Saturday's vote, and current council member James King chose not to run again.
