Two Douglas County communities will have new leaders after voters delivered big victories to challengers in Tuesday’s elections.

Both Baldwin City and Eudora’s mayors lost re-election bids on Tuesday.

In Baldwin City, incumbent Casey Simoneau lost to challenger Gerald “Gerry” Cullumber by 95 votes in the race to serve as mayor of the city of about 5,000 people in southern Douglas County.

In Eudora, longtime city commissioner Tim Reazin lost his re-election bid. Eudora — a community of about 6,500 in eastern Douglas County — does not directly elect its mayor, but rather allows the City Commission to choose the mayor from among the commission’s members. Reazin is Eudora’s current mayor, and has held the mayoral position for multiple terms.

Two political newcomers instead won the two open seats on the Eudora City Commission. Jason Musick and Grant High posted vote totals that more than doubled the other two candidates in the field.

Incumbents for the Eudora school board, however, rolled to victory on Tuesday. Incumbents Joe Hurla and Heather Whalen took the top two spots, while Tony Barron won the third open seat by about 170 votes.

Here’s a look at unofficial vote totals in a host of contested races that were waged in Douglas County communities on Tuesday. The (I) designates an incumbent.

Baldwin City mayor (one seat open)

Gerald “Gerry” Cullumber: 549

Casey Simoneau (I): 454

Baldwin City Council (two seats open)

J. King (I): 494

Peter Wentz:450

Dan Riney: 356

Susan Pitts (I): 318

Robert L. Flegal Jr. 265

Eudora City Commission (two seats open)

Jason Musick: 947

Grant High: 863

Tim Reazin (I): 402

John Cullen Jr.:245

Lecompton mayor (one seat open)

Jimmy Wilkins (I): 71

Ed Smith: 35

USD 343 Perry-Lecompton

District 1(One seat open):

Daniel Bahnmaier: 190

Daniel Landis: 115

Adam Tucker: 60

District 3 (One seat open):

Nick Fergus (I): 218

Lindsey Trent: 151

USD 491 Eudora (three seats open)

Joe Hurla (I): 892

Heather Whalen (I): 891

Tony Barron: 742

Shawna Vetter: 573

Travis McCormick: 529