Voters in cities throughout St. Louis County on April 4 cast ballots in favor of implementing a 3% retail tax on the sale of recreational marijuana. Prop M was on the ballot in about 35 cities, in addition to St. Louis County as a whole. The measure passed county-wide with 65% of the vote.
Voters in the April 4 election have chosen newcomer Grace Lee and incumbents Tara Scheer and Jo Doll to fill three, three-year terms on the Webster Groves School District Board of Education, according to unofficial results from the St. Louis County Board of Elections.
Voters in cities throughout St. Louis County on April 4 cast ballots in favor of implementing a 3% retail tax on the sale of recreational marijuana. Prop M was on the ballot in about 35 cities, in addition to St. Louis County as a whole. The measure passed county-wide with 65% of the vote.
Voters in the April 4 election have chosen newcomer Grace Lee and incumbents Tara Scheer and Jo Doll to fill three, three-year terms on the Webster Groves School District Board of Education, according to unofficial results from the St. Louis County Board of Elections.
Voters in about 35 cities throughout St. Louis County will take to the polls on Tuesday, April 4, to decide whether to tax the retail sale of recreational marijuana by three cents on the dollar.
Four candidates are vying for three seats on the Webster Groves School District Board of Education in the municipal election on Tuesday, April 4. In ballot order, the candidates are: Justin Hauke, Tara Scheer, Jo Doll and Grace Lee.
Following several dropouts, only five candidates remain of the nine who originally applied for a seat on the Webster Groves School District Board of Education.
Seven candidates remain on the ballot for the Webster Groves School District Board of Education following the withdrawal of incumbent David Addison.
The following municipalities will hold elections on Tuesday, April 4:
Following the close of the filing window, the Kirkwood School District announced that three candidates have filed for election to three open seats on the board of education.
Update Jan. 26, 2023: As of today, David Addison has withdrawn from the race.
