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Rehoboth Beach voters face a pivotal election this Saturday, choosing between seasoned incumbents Patrick Gossett and Mark Saunders, and challenger Jeffrey Goode — each offering distinct visions for the city’s future. Goode, an economist, pushes for fiscal restraint, arguing the budget is spiraling beyond inflation and urging reinvestment in aging infrastructure like roads and water systems. Gossett, with two decades of public service, champions thoughtful, research-driven governance and long-term planning to meet demands from Rehoboth’s growing year-round population. Saunders highlights his first 18 months on the commission, citing wins like the new senior center and strong support for local businesses during construction. With stakes high and perspectives divergent, voters must decide: experience, fiscal discipline, or progress?

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