The Jefferson County Clerk’s Office is “behind normal schedule” for preparing and printing ballots for the Nov. 3 general election, amid congressional map legal battles at the state and federal level.
The November ballot will look a little different after two judges recently were granted court orders to have their names removed from their races.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh on Tuesday rejected Missouri Republican officials’ last-chance appeal to salvage a congressional district map favoring the GOP, closing out the months-long legal saga over the referendum that will ap…
A court order was signed on Aug. 27 to remove Edward Page’s name as a Republican candidate for 23rd Circuit Division 2 judge on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Michelle Hughes has won the race for Jefferson County Division 15 associate circuit judge, beating Charlie Argana and Antonio “Tony” Manansala in the Aug. 4 Republican primary.
Newcomer Chris Reichard, a Democrat from Arnold, will face Republican incumbent Jason Smith in the Nov. 3 general election for Missouri’s 8th Congressional District seat.
Jefferson County voters on Aug. 4 rejected Proposition T, which would have instituted a 5 percent hotel-motel tax on guests staying in establishments other than in Arnold, Festus and Pevely.
Jaclyn Riebold narrowly won the Republican primary race for Jefferson County county clerk, beating Brent Myers and Steve Wyatt Earp.
With wins in the Aug. 4 primary election, Democrat David Frank will face Republican Tim Whitney in the Nov. 3 general election.
More than 30 percent of registered voters cast ballots at the Aug. 4 primary election, which is about 2 percent more than what County Clerk Jeannie Goff had initially predicted.
By large margins, Missouri voters rejected two high-profile, controversial amendments that would have eliminated the state income tax and changed how citizen-led amendments were passed in Missouri.
Democrat Fred Wellman of Wildwood will face off against Republican incumbent Ann Wagner in the Nov. 3 general election.
Republican Niles Stephens is set to take on Democrat Claire Heinrich in the Nov. 3 general election to represent state House District 110, which serves parts of southwestern St. Louis County, covering portions of Wildwood and Eureka.
Voters in the Selma Village Sewer District overwhelmingly approved a $2.5 million bond issue in the Aug. 4 election.
Jaclyn Riebold narrowly won the Republican primary race for Jefferson County county clerk, beating Brent Myers and Steve Wyatt Earp.
Incumbent Bob Tullock soundly defeated newcomer Josh Williams in the Republican race for Jefferson County Council District 7 in the Aug. 4 primary.
Cedar Hill Fire Protection District voters approved a $11.6 million bond issue, Proposition Fire, in the Aug. 4 election.
Jefferson County voters Tuesday rejected Proposition T, which would have instituted a 5 percent hotel-motel tax on travelers staying in establishments other than in Arnold, Festus and Pevely.
Tim Bennett Jr. defeated three fellow Republicans in the Aug. 4 primary election for Jefferson County Council District 5.
In a resounding win, Lori Arons beat fellow Republican Johnathan Sparks in the Aug. 4 primary for the Jefferson County Council District 3 seat.
Michelle Hughes has won the race for Jefferson County Division 15 associate circuit judge, beating Charlie Argana and Antonio “Tony” Manansala in the Aug. 4 Republican primary.
Incumbent Mike E. Reuter won the Aug. 4 Republican primary race for circuit clerk, beating challengers Joe Maddock and Heather Langhans.
With wins in Tuesday’s Aug. 4 primary election, Democrat David Frank will face Republican Tim Whitney in the Nov. 3 general election.
John T. Parker beat out fellow Republican Richard “Stumpy” Durham in the Aug. 4 primary election for Jefferson County Council District 1.
