Springfield — Voters resolved a series of contested town government races on Tuesday, many of which involved challenges by resident Annette Granger.

Richard Hendl won a three-year spot on the Selectboard with 84 votes, defeating George McCusker III, who got 49 votes, and Granger, who got 19.

Bryan O’Day and Susan Chiarella each received 122 votes to win the two open seats on the Zoning Board. Granger came in third in that race, with 36 votes.

In a race for two seats on the Planning Board, incumbents Darrin Patten and Peter Keene won, with 123 and 116 votes, respectively, while Granger netted 43.

Granger also lost a race against Arthur Bobruff for library trustee, on a 95-55 vote, but won an uncontested one-year term as cemetery trustee. She also was in a four-way race for a seat on the Budget Committee, the results of which were not available on Tuesday night.

A pair of proposed zoning amendments also passed by wide margins.