Sidney voters on Friday elected a seasoned incumbent and a newcomer to the Select Board, and an incumbent for another three-year term on the Regional School Unit 18 board.

Select Board chair John Whitcomb was elected to a three-year term over his opponent, Robert Rousseau, 123-98. Whitcomb, 52, has served on the board almost consecutively since 2002, and said he hopes to keep property taxes among the lowest in the state.

Daniel Morrissette won a two-year term on the Select Board as a write-in candidate with 68 votes. The 66-year-old semiretired school bus driver has never held elected office but said he hopes to learn on the job.

Whitcomb, the chair, collected 35 write-in votes for the two-year term, putting him in second place, ahead of declared write-in candidate James Pinkham Jr., who received 15 votes.

Matthew Sadler was reelected to the RSU 18 school board with 188 votes. He ran unopposed.

He’ll serve a full three-year term after being appointed to the position in December.

Turnout was up this year from last year’s spring Select Board election — about 235 voters compared to last year’s 55 — but still low, at around 6% of the town’s 3,700 registered voters.