Election Results 2012: West County Voter's Guide For National, State, Local Elections
Find your national, state, regional and local election results and race details from the Nov. 6 election.
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ARTICLE UPDATED: 2:15 p.m. Tuesday-
(READ UPDATED ARTICLE: Presidential Race, Right to Vote Brings Out West County Voters on Election Day 2012)
Are you heading the polls to cast your vote in Tuesday's election?
They're open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.
West County poll workers report long lines for the first hour or so that polls were open Tuesday. By mid- morning, there were some short lines, but mostly a steady stream at most area polling places. At lunchtime, Patch found busy polling places but lines were short. Poll workers expect lines to build back up after 3 p.m. Tuesday.
(READ RELATED ARTICLE: How Long Was Your Wait at the Polls? Tell Us)
Welcome to your home for local November 2012 election news for Town and Country and Manchester. Patch will be visiting area polling places, talking to voters and checking to see if there's anything unusual taking place at the local polls. If you notice anything while out voting, email me at Gabrielle.Biondo@Patch.com.
In addition to electing our president for the next four years Tuesday, St. Louis County voters are also picking a U.S. senator. At the state level, voters will pick a governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, state treasurer, along with state senators, representatives and judges.
- Check your voter registration here.
- Click here to find your polling place and view your Nov. 6 St. Louis County ballot.
- Find all of your St. Louis County candidates and issues here.
- Find all of your national, state and regional info here all day and night Tuesday.
A number of local and state issues will also be voted on Tuesday, including Proposition S, which would approve an operating tax levy for the Special School District of St. Louis County, Proposition B which would significantly raise Missouri tobacco taxes and a St. Louis County Library tax levy for library improvements.
Patch is also following your local races, although many are unconstested here in Town and Country and Manchester. And we have you covered with candidate profiles if you need additional information on who's running.
Be sure to check back to Town and Country - Manchester Patch for election updates throughout the day Tuesday and for results Tuesday night once the polls close.
You'll also have plenty of opportunities to comment on Patch stories. You can load your election day photo in our Pics & Clips Gallery. Tweet us a photo or thoughts @TCPatch or talk to us on Facebook/ManchesterMOPatch.
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- Yes on Raising Tobacco Taxes, as Prop B Asks?
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*Local Editor Lindsay Toler contributed to this article.
