School, Municipal Election is Tomorrow

Voters in the  area have several decisions to make in tomorrow's municipal and school elections.

In the city, there are races for the board of aldermen, municipal judge and a question about extending the length of mayoral and aldermaic terms. 

For voters in the , there are several candidates for school board and the Prop 3 tax levy. 

The Wentzville Patch has brought you profiles of the candidates and stories about the issues. 

Here is a roundup of all things election. Click on the candidate's name to get their profile. 

Issues

Municipal Judge

• , O'Fallon — challenger
• , St. Peters — incumbent
• Michael Kruse, O'Fallon — challenger. The Wentzville Patch made several attempts to contact Kruse. Calls and emails seeking an interview were not returned. 
• , St. Charles — challenger
• , St. Charles — challenger
• , O'Fallon — challenger

Wentzville's provisions do not require that the municipal judge be a city resident. 

Alderman — Ward One

• — challenger
•  — incumbent 

Alderman — Ward Two

• — challenger
• — challenger
• — challenger
• Patrick W. Vining — challenger. Vining has informed the Wentzville Patch that he is no longer seeking the office; his name remains on the ballot. 

Incumbent Peggy Meyer is not seeking reelection. 

Alderman — Ward Three

•  — incumbent

No challengers filed in Ward 3.

Issues

Candidates

There are three seats open on the school board. The candidates, in order of filing, are:

• , Lake Saint Louis — challenger
• , Lake Saint Louis —  incumbent 
• , Wentzville — challenger
• , Lake Saint Louis — incumbent
• , Foristell — challenger
• , Lake Saint Louis — challenger
• , Dardenne Prairie — challenger
• , Wentzville — challenger.