Collick, Maull win Cape school board elections
The unofficial results of the May 13, 2025 Cape school board elections are in, with Bill Collick winning the at-large seat and Patty Maull winning the District C seat.
Collick, the at-large incumbent, beat Chris Lovenguth, while Maull beat Laura Parsons and Andy Lewis.
The unofficial results are as follows: 3,208 votes for Collick versus 830 for Lovenguth, and 2,011 votes for Maull versus 1,458 for Parsons and 575 for Lewis.
A total of 4,170 votes were tabulated both for the at-large contest and the District C contest.
In the at-large contest, there were 132 undervotes, which occur when a voter either makes fewer than the maximum number of choices allowed in an election or makes no choice in a single-choice election. There were 126 undervotes in the District C contest.
Official tabulation numbers are expected be released later in the night May 13 or the morning of Wednesday, May 14.
Stay tuned for more information.
Ellen McIntyre is a reporter covering education and all things Dewey Beach. She graduated with a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Penn State - Schreyer Honors College in May 2024, then completed an internship writing for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. In 2023, she covered the Women’s World Cup in New Zealand as a freelancer for the Associated Press and saw her work published by outlets including The Washington Post and Fox Sports. Her variety of reporting experience covers crime and courts, investigations, politics and the arts. As a Hockessin, Delaware native, Ellen is happy to be back in her home state, though she enjoys traveling and learning about new cultures. She also loves live music, reading, hiking and spending time in nature.
