SEBAGO — Scott Douglas is in, Philip Lowe is out.

A recount Friday determined that Douglas was one vote better, 87–86 — than Lowe for the second of two seats on the Sebago Board of Selectmen.

Last Tuesday, Christopher Parker won one three-year term by collecting 97 votes. The results were machine tabulated, which resulted in a tie between Douglas and Lowe, Town Clerk Maureen Scanlon reported. The results were then hand-counted, which resulted in a one vote difference between the two candidates.

On Friday, a recount was held at the town office. Again, votes were hand-counted. Again, it was a one-vote difference between Douglas and Lowe. And again, Douglas prevailed.

In other results:

• James Jansz (138 votes) and Timothy Economides were elected to three-year terms on the Budget Committee.

• Barry Jordan was elected to a two-year term on the Budget Committee.

• Joe McMahon was the lone candidate for the Sebago School Board, a three-year term. He received 134 votes.

• Susan Gassett received 133 votes for the five-year Sebago Cemetery Trustee post.

• Anne Marie McMahon had 136 votes for the Dr. Joseph Potter Trustee seven-year position, while Sharon Economides garnered 129 votes for the two-year trustee term.

• Regarding the Sebago School Department budget, there were 124 “yes” votes, 33 “no” votes and one left blank,

There were 158 ballots cast — 151 regular, seven absentee.