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Thier and Goode win Rehoboth Beach election
Saunders and Macha finish third and fourth; new commissioners take office in September
Craig Thier and Suzanne Goode have won Rehoboth Beach’s 2024 municipal election. Thier recevied 611 votes. Goode received 521 votes. FILE PHOTOS
August 10, 2024
In a four-person race for two seats, Craig Thier and Suzanne Goode are the winners in Rehoboth Beach’s 2024 municipal election.
The election took place Saturday, Aug. 10 – Thier finished first with 611 votes, Goode finished second with 521, Mark Saunders finished third with 489 and Rachel Macha finished fourth with 448.
In all there were 1,147 votes cast – 652 in person, 495 absentee. A total of 1,655 voters were registered. It was the city’s first election in three years.
Sitting Commissioners Toni Sharp and Tim Bennett did not seek re-election. Sharp was in the first term of her second stint as commissioner. Bennett served one term.
See more in the Tuesday, Aug. 12 edition of the Cape Gazette.
Candidate Mark Saunders received 489 votes. FILE PHOTO
Candidate Rachel Macha received 448 votes. FILE PHOTO
Commissioner Toni Sharp did not seek re-election.
Commissioner TIm Bennett did not seek re-election.
