April 3, 2012 Election Voters Guide

and voters head to the polls Tuesday, April 3. They'll decide on aldermen, county issues and the Parkway School Board.

Polls open at 6 a.m. Tuesday and close at 7 p.m.

Town and Country - Manchester Patch will be out talking with voters and let you know what they are saying about Tuesday's election. Patch will also post election results as they come in Tuesday night and speak with candidates as the results come in. So be sure to check back Tuesday night and Wednesay morning for the latest.

Both cities have a contested aldermanic races and Manchester's mayor, although running unopposed, is up for reelection.

Below you can also view each candidate's responses to Patch's questions, find your polling place and read previous election coverage.  

WHERE CAN I VOTE?

Find your polling place by inputting your address, or click here for a list of polling places or a sample ballot.

Click here for a link to all municipal races county-wide.

TOWN AND COUNTRY BOARD OF ALDERMEN

Seven candidates are running for the four open seats in Town and Country. Ward 1 Alderman Nancy Avioli is not running for reelection and Ward 4 Alderman Phil Behnen is the only candidate running unopposed.

• Ward 1: Dorothy Cooke
• Ward 1: Richard "Skip" Mange
• Ward  2: Al Gerber (incumbent)
• Ward 2: Chuck Lenz
• Ward 3: Steve Fons (incumbent)
• Ward 3: Gussie Crawford
• Ward 4: Phil Behnen

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MANCHESTER MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMEN

Mayor David Willson is up for reelection. That race is uncontested. Of the three aldermen races in Manchester, only one race, Ward 1 with Alderman Hal Roth is contested.

• Ward 1: Hal Roth (incumbent)
• Ward 1: Barbara Stevens
• Ward 2: Marilyn Ottenad (incumbent)
• Ward 3: John Deihl (incumbent)

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PROPOSITION S

St. Louis County voters will also decide on If passed, the only countywide measure on the April 3 ballot, would issue $100 million in general obligation bonds to renovate unsafe conditions at the County Courthouse and build a new Family Justice Center in downtown Clayton without a tax increase.

PARKWAY SCHOOL BOARD

People who live in the  will select two of the three candidates for the . The candidates in order of filing are as follows.

• Beth Feldman (incumbent)
• Helen Casteel (incumbent)
• Kim Appelbaum