For the first time in the city’s 175-year history, the mayor and City Council will have power over the city’s treasurer after voters at a special election on Tuesday agreed to change the position to appointed from elected.

The acting top federal prosecutor in Washington under President Donald Trump is furious about recent leaks to the press and also specifically directed staff to scrutinize a former official’s work on January 6 cases after she rebuked him on TV, according to internal emails obtained by CNN.

Of Holyoke’s 30,702 registered voters, 843 came out for the special election in favor of the change, while 572 voters wanted to keep the position, according to unofficial data from the city clerk’s office.