Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Lines were still long on a rainy day in St. Peters.
Things in St. Peters seemingly went smoothly on Election Day. While there were long lines—althought not nearly as long as those in other states that took voters hours to cast a vote—there were no issues reported to St. Peters Patch. Several voting machines acorss the county jammed—including one this morning at DuBray Middle School. Even in the rain, parking lots at polling places were full and voters kept a steady stream in to vote. In a seemingly odd departure, several polling places around St. Peters were without the usual barrage of campaign signage usually seen in the spring during Municipal Elections. Signs supporting Mitt Romney unofficially outnumbered signs for Barack Obama, but both were represented. At City Hall, one voter …
Get the results from the races around St. Charles County, Missouri and the United States of America.
Welcome to your home for coverage of the 2012 General Election news for St. Peters. Patch will be visiting area polling places, talking to voters and checking to see if there's anything amiss at the polls. But the most important part of this story is you. All day on Nov. 6, we want to know: What were lines like at your polling place? What number were you in line? What kind of activity was there outside? What was important in determining your vote? Does your family have a fun election day ritual, or a unique story of a first-time or long-time voter? Let me know: StPeters@patch.com In the evening, we'll be at various campaign watch parties as the results come in and the reaction flows in. Up-to-the-minute numbers will automatically be …
Nov. 6, 2012 is General Election Day across the United States. Here's some things you need to know before you hit the polls.
Today is the day. The General Ellection will take place today in St. Peters, Missouri and all over the United States. Polling places around the city will open bright and early at 6 a.m. for a day full of voting in the election. The race to the white house, a Missouri senate seat and other positions will be filled today. Here are some things you should probably know before you hit the polls. Check back later for live election results.
Friday, November 2, 2012
The candidates, incumbents and issues that will affect St. Peters and St. Charles County.
As we look ahead to November’s election, St. Peters Patch is devoted to bringing you the information you need about every race in town. Here's our start on the candidates and issues we'll be covering as November draws near. For more election coverage, visit St. Peters Patch on Facebook. Candidates from every race impacting St. Peters voters have been invited to load their campaign's profile on Patch. In some cases, campaigns did not respond and the information has been gathered by a Patch editor. It is not too late to upload your campaign's data here. Campaigns have 24 hours to check their submissions before they are published on Patch. St. Charles County Council: State House of Representative Candidates: The map was redrawn for the …
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Get live, up-to-the-minute results from the Francis Howell Board of Education, Fort Zumwalt School Board, and St. Peters Alderman races.
Welcome to the St. Peters April 3 Municipal Election Results Headquarters. This page will be updating in real time with the results of Tuesday's election. Check back early and often for up-to-the-minute results from the Mayor's race, Aldermen races and school board races. *** Unofficial final St. Peters Municipal Election Results April 3, 2012 as of 9:33 p.m. from St. Charles County Election Authority (122 of 122 precincts reporting) Winners in bold. ST. PETERS RACES Mayor of St. Peters (Four-year term, vote for one) With 33 precincts out of 33 reporting: Alderman of Ward 1 (Four-year term, vote for one) With 13 precincts out of 13 reporting: Alderman of Ward 2 (Four-year term, vote for one) With 10 precincts out of 10 reporting: …
"Patch" provides information on all the St. Peters races before the April 3 General Election.
At 6 a.m. on Tuesday morning the polls across St. Peters will open up for the General Election. St. Peters will be voting for Aldermen in all four Wards, a Mayor, a proposition and more. Before heading to vote, learn more about what's on the ballot. To read more about a candidate, click on the name for a full profile. ST. PETERS RACES Mayor of St. Peters (Four-year term, vote for one) Alderman of Ward 1 (Four-year term, vote for one) Alderman of Ward 2 (Four-year term, vote for one) Alderman of Ward 3 (Four-year term, vote for one) Alderman of Ward 4 (Four-year term, vote for one) Proposition W (Vote Yes or No) Central County Fire and Rescue (Six-year term, vote for one) SCHOOL BOARD RACES Fort Zumwalt School Board (Three-year term, vote …
April 3, 2012 is Election Day in St. Peters. Here's some things you need to know before you hit the polls.
Today is election day in St. Peters. Polling places around the city will open bright and early at 6 a.m. for a day full of voting. Here are some things you should probably know before you hit the polls. Check back later for live election results.
Monday, April 2, 2012
St. Peters Alderman John "Rocky" Reitmeyer is running against Dolores Sherman for the Ward 1 seat.
John Reitmeyer, better known as Rocky, has served on the St. Peters Board of Aldermen for 12 years. The Ward 1 rep is looking to add four more years on to his term. Reitmeyer is running for re-election in his Ward 1 seat at the April 3 General Election. He's running against Dolores Sherman for the right to remain on the Board. Before Tuesday's election, here's a chance to get to know Rocky Reitmeyer. Where do you live? 618 River Moss Dr. What is your current job/position? Manufacturing Engineer, The Boeing Company for 34 years Why are you running for Board of Aldermen? I've felt in the past 12 years my vision was to make St. Peters grow and to be the No. 1 city in St. Charles County. I'm always working with my residents, senior …
Dolores Sherman is running against St. Peters Alderman John "Rocky" Reitmeyer for the Ward 1 seat.
Dolores Sherman is back again. Despite losing to Dave Thomas in 2011, Sherman is back on the ballot and challenging John "Rocky" Reitmeyer for the Ward 1 seat. Before Tuesday's election, here's a chance to get to know Dolores Sherman. Where do you live? Ward 1. What is your current job/position? Retired. Why are you running for Board of Aldermen? Sherman's main goal for running for the Ward 1 seat is to make the city a chartered city. What relevant experience: Sherman said she worked for years as an investigative journalist, working with the Associated Press and other outlets. She also covered the first televised debates and and has experience in marketing. Please tell us about one goal you have for this position: Sherman said she …
Sunday, April 1, 2012
An Alderman since 2002, Patrick Barclay seeks to continue serving St. Peters' Ward 4.
Odd are good that Patrick Barclay will remain on the St. Peters Board of Aldermen. Barclay, who has been serving Ward 4 since 2002, is running unopposed in the upcoming election. Still, to get on the Board, he needs at least one vote at the April 3 General Election, which is why he decided to answer some questions from Patch. Here are his answers. Where do you live? Park Ridge Estates What is your current job/position? Supervisor, Weather Observing Office located at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. Why are you running for the Board of Aldermen? I enjoy serving the residents by keeping them updated on important issues as well as addressing their concerns. It is rewarding to hear so many people say they love living in St. Peters …
katie
11:04 am on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Mark Parkinson lost my vote this time because for ALMOST A YEAR his "inbox" has been full and his voicemail is to full to accept messages. If he's too busy to listen, then he can't represent his people. He doesn't know what we want if he won't listen to us. This was the same guy that went house to house and promised to listen, but when he got elected, he quit listening. more ›