What you need to know for Tuesday’s election
Tuesday's election includes municipal offices and school board seats, questions about sewer bills and more. See what will be on the ballot.Â
Polling places will be open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday. Voters must show a government-issued photo ID. If you don’t bring one along, you can cast a provisional ballot but it will be counted only if your signature matches the one on file with the local election authority.
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The Post-Dispatch and the League of Women Voters of Metro 51ºÚÁÏ present this guide to the candidates, races and issues on the April 2 ballot.
Under Prop A, the new facility would be double the size of the current one, which dates to 1978.
None of the propositions on local ballots have organized opposition, although critics say the marketing of a “zero tax increase†by all of the districts is misleading.
The political battles for school board seats have mostly cooled off around the region, with some high-profile exceptions in St. Charles County. Here's a look at school board races across the 51ºÚÁÏ area.
Voters will decide on two ballot measures in April that stand to raise sewer bills. They can also learn more about the items at public meetings this week and next.
Voters also will decide numerous races for seats on city councils, boards of aldermen and school boards across the Missouri side of the metro area.Â
On Thursday, Maplewood Mayor Nikylan Knapper finally filed her campaign report that was due Feb. 22. She faces Barry Greenberg, who she beat in 2021, on April 2
St. Charles officials are pitching a new, $85 million city hall complex to voters, who will weigh in on the issue during next month's election.Â
People on all sides of Francis Howell's culture-war debates say they want their schools to be the best. But the ideas on how to get there are wildly different.
The Missouri side of the metro area also will see 11 contested mayoral races and numerous races for seats on boards overseeing municipalities, school districts and fire protection districts.
