Lake Saint Louis Election 2012: The Candidates and the Issues

Election Day is April 3. Here are all the candidates and issues that are on the ballot for Lake Saint Louis voters, as well as a listing of helpful links with more information about the election.

Lake Saint Louis Board of Alderman Candidates

Besides electing four aldermen (three regular two-year terms in each ward, plus a one-year term in Ward 1 to finish out the position that was being temporarily filled by Larry DeGroodt after Harry Slyman's resignation).

You can read about each Board of Alderman 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 questionnare):

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• Ward 2
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• Eric Oman, Ward 1, one-year term
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Lake Saint Louis Fire Protection District #15

Running for a six year term for the Board of Directors:

• David J. Monahan
• Frederick W. Friedman

City Issues

In other city issues, voters will be deciding on:

• Proposition 1: (maximum $50 annually on residential properties)
• Proposition 2: Adopting a water lateral insurance program (maximum $12 annually on residential properties)
• Proposition 3:
• Proposition 4: Annexation of Parcel 2
• Adopting a two-tenths of one percent

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 School Board. Those candidates are:

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• David E. Hurst, Lake Saint Louis
• Saundra (Sandy) Garber, Lake Saint Louis
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from the race.

Election Information

The St. Charles County Election Authority web page has a wealth of information about the election, candidates and issues, and election results.

• Are you unsure where to go to vote? Click here to go to an address search page
• Check here for a sample ballot
• Polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Election Day. Check here for election results, updated as precincts report in