Wentzville and Lake Saint Louis Election Results for April 2
Find out who won the mayoral race in Lake Saint Louis and the board of aldermen races in Wentzville and Lake Saint Louis.
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Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Municpal Election Day Quick Facts: Find Out Where and When to Vote in Wentzville
April 2 is Election Day. Here's some things you need to know before you hit the polls.
Today is the day. Municipal elections will take place today in Wentzville and Lake Saint Louis and all over St. Charles County. Several cities, including O'Fallon and Lake Saint Louis, will chose a mayor. City councils, school boards, and fire and ambulance districts will also be electing new members. Polling places around the city will open bright and early at 6 a.m. for a day full of voting in the election. Here are some things you should probably know before you hit the polls. Check back later for live election results.
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Wentzville/Lake Saint Louis Election 2013: Meet the Candidates
Wentzville Patch brings you everything you need to know about the April 2 election.
Monday, April 1, 2013
Sidebottom Outraises Potter in Bid to Become Mayor of Lake Saint Louis
Major contributors to Ralph Sidebottom's committee include Hoisting Engineers Local 513, Joyce Corey and Joseph Snell.
In his bid to become mayor of Lake Saint Louis, Ward 1 Alderman Ralph Sidebottom barely has outraised incumbent Mike Potter in donations. That's according to campaign finance reports filed with the St. Charles County Election Authority on March 25 and 26. Documents show that Sidebottom's campaign committee raised $1,785 compared to Potter's $1,600. The gap becomes even wider when considering that Potter donated $1,000 to his own committee. The committee also received a $500 donation from St. Charles County Association of Realtors. Major contributions to Sidebottom's campaign came from from Hoisting Engineers Local 513 ($300); Joyce Corey ($200); and Joseph Snell ($150). As of March 25, neither candidate spent very much of the money. …
Friday, March 29, 2013
In Fight for Wentzville Fire Board Seat, Mainieri Gains $38K from Firefighters
Documents show that Robert J. Mainieri, Jr's campaign committee has outraised opponent Jim Peanick, Jr's by nearly $40,000.
In the race to become a director on Wentzville Fire Protection District's board, one candidate clearly has the support of firefighters from Wentzville and elsewhere. That's according to campaign finance reports filed with St. Charles County Election Authority and Missouri Ethics Commission. Documents show that Robert J. Mainieri, Jr's campaign committee has outraised opponent Jim Peanick, Jr's by nearly $40,000. Both are vying for a vacant seat on the board. Mainieri's committee is being funded primarily by donations from firefighters in the district, which covers all or parts of Lake Saint Louis, O'Fallon and Wentzville, among other areas in west St. Charles County. All told, Wentzville Professional Firefighters donated $38,600 to …
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bigdog
8:38 pm on Tuesday, April 2, 2013
amen why do the cops get paid half as much and take twice the risk? CES more ›
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Wentzville/Lake Saint Louis Election 2013: Meet the Candidates
Wentzville Patch brings you everything you need to know about the April 2 election.
Election Day is April 2. Here are all the candidates and issues that are on the ballot for Wentzville and Lake Saint Louis voters, as well as a listing of helpful links with more information about the election. You can read about each candidate by following these links to their profile questionnaires (if a name appears in black instead of blue, the candidate has not submitted a candidate questionnaire): Wentzville Board of Aldermen Candidates Wentzville Municipal Judge Wentzville Fire District Board Candidates Lake Saint Louis Mayor Lake Saint Louis Board of Alderman Candidates Wentzville School District Board of Directors Also on the ballot for Lake Saint Louis voters is the election of two directors to the Wentzville School District …
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Karl Kuehn
10:03 pm on Monday, April 1, 2013
Few political candidates have the courage to run on their own record. Steve Martin has the character, experience, and track record you can be proud of. more ›
Friday, March 15, 2013
Eric Oman, Candidate for Lake Saint Louis Alderman, Ward 1
Eric Oman is running for a two-year term as Ward 1 Alderman in Lake Saint Louis.
Name: Eric Oman Age: 51 Occupation: Information Technology, The Boeing Company Organizations: Currently sit on the Board of Directors of the Lake Saint Louis Sailing Club; Safety boat driver for the Lake Saint Louis Water Ski Club; Stroke and Turn Judge for the Lake Saint Louis Sea Lions swim team; Active in the community and doing my best to improve The City of Lake Saint Louis 1. What is the primary reason you are running for this office? With two Lake Saint Louis Police officers having been arrested for wrong doing (one convicted, one awaiting trial), costly re-work announced by the department of community development, commercial group homes being allowed in single family zoning, crumbling infrastructure in Ward 1 and solicitation of…
Cheryl Kross, Candidate for Wentzville Alderman, Ward 1
Cheryl Kross is running for a two-year term as Ward 1 Alderman in Wentzville.
Name: Cheryl Kross Age: 54 Family: Married 27 years to Chuck, a Daughter- Cori, “Nana” to my two grandchildren, Anna and Joe. Education: High School Occupation: Business Development Account Executive Previous elected offices: 4 years Alderman of Ward 1, 2009 - present Number of years living in Wentzville: Seven Organizations: Calvary Church West, Wentzville Area Senior Service Inc - Director, Wentzville Historical Society, St Louis Businesswomen’s Golf Association - Director, St Charles County Municipal League-Director 2009-2011 CANDIDATE QUESTIONS 1. What is the primary reason you are running for this office? I have had the pleasure the last four years to work for the residents of Ward 1. I have made …
Karen
7:06 pm on Monday, March 25, 2013
I felt the reply to the last question was vague and am wondering a) does Ms. Kross believe the Mayor and City Administrator are responsible for the Splash Station mess by not overseeing the project? What responsibility is shared by the Board of Aldermen for not keeping better track of how our money is spent and/or the people they hired? and b) Ms. Kross writes that she is a "watchdog" and "… more ›
Darrel Lackey, Candidate for Wentzville Alderman, Ward 3
Darrel Lackey is running for a two-year term as Ward 3 Alderman in Wentzville.
Name: Darrel Lackey Age: 59 Family: Married to Sue for 39 years, Three daughters and Four Grandchildren Education: Some College: Business Focus Occupation: Financial Advisor for Business and Family Previous Elected Offices: Elected Alderman City of Wentzville, Ward 2 (3 terms) 1987 to 1992; Elected, Mayor, City of Wentzville (2 terms) 1992 to 1996; Elected Alderman City of Wentzville, Ward 3 (2 terms) 2002 to 2006; Republican Central Committeeman Wentzville Township 2004 to 2010 Organizations: Member of St. Patrick's Parish (3rd degree Knight); Member of Wentzville Rotary Club (18 years); Member of the Wentzville Historical Society; Member of the Wentzville Downtown Business Association CANDIDATE QUESTIONS 1. What is the …
Kathy Schweikert, Candidate for Lake Saint Louis Alderman, Ward 2
Kathy Schweikert is running for a two-year term as Ward 2 Alderman in Lake Saint Louis.
Name: Kathy Schweikert Age: 55 Family: Husband Bill – 30 years Education: B.S. Aeronautical Administration, Parks College of St. Louis University Occupation: Estimating Specialist – Boeing Previous Elected Offices: Alderman Ward II Lake Saint Louis – 2 terms: April 2009 – April 2011, April 2011 – Present Number of Years Living in Lake Saint Louis: 30 CANDIDATE QUESTIONS 1. Primary Reason Running for Office: To continue to make reasonable and fiscally responsible decisions for the residents. It is my job to work with all residents on their issues and concerns, and sometimes it is a compromise between the parties on the solution. I feel with my three years experience on Planning & Zoning, I have the …
Pat Hacker
9:48 am on Thursday, March 21, 2013
Kathy has my vote, whether she is running unopposed or against 20 other candidates. She is a class act. And, she honestly cares about the people in her community. more ›
Tamara Duncan
2:59 pm on Wednesday, April 3, 2013
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