Election Day Town and Country-Manchester Voters' Guide

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

Town and Coutry - Manchester Patch will be out early 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.

Voters will take to the polls for board of aldermen races in both Town and Country and Manchester. Residents will also vote on Parkway School Board members, the West County EMS and Fire Protection Board Secretary and choose a county assessor for the first time.

Those elected will make decisions that impact tax rates, education, paramedic services and the assessed value of homes. Patch will bring you complete coverage during and following the election, including election results. In addition, to help each voter make an informed decision, Town and County-Manchester Patch has compiled its extensive election coverage into this guide. 

Each candidates' name is linked to their original profile. You can also view their 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.  

Town and Country Board of Aldermen

Of the four aldermen races in Town and Country, only one is contested. Ward 2 Alderman and Board President Tim Welby is running against write-in candidate John Hoffmann.

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Manchester Board of Aldermen

Of the three aldermen races in Manchester, two are contested. Ward 1 Alderman Bob Tullock is running against Paul Hamill and Ward 3 Alderman Don Ryan is running against John Schrader.

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County Assessor

In 2010, voters approved a St. Louis County Charter amendment establishing the , serving a four-year term.

The assessor heads the St. Louis County Assessment Division, which discovers, identifies, classifies and assesses all real and personal property in St. Louis County.

Every two years, the Assessment Division is required by the state to reassess values on about 389,000 parcels of real estate in St. Louis County to market value. 

The choice pits a third-term state representative, , against a real estate executive with 37 years experience, . Both candidates said they believe that by making it an elected position, voters sent a message that they want the assessor to be accountable to them. Both have . 

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Parkway School District Board of Education

Four candidates, including three incumbents, are vying for three open seats.

• Dee A. Mogerman - incumbent
• Bruce Major - ncumbent
• Chris Jacob - incumbent
• Patricia Adair

Below is Patch's coverage of the candidates including profile information and Q and A's. 

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West County EMS and Fire Protection District Board of Directors

Board secretary for the , , is up for re-election April 5. Levine is running uncontested for another six-year term. Levine has served on the board since 2001 and lived in Manchester for 34 years. 

Be sure to check Town and Country - Manchester Patch all next week for your complete election coverage, including up to the  minute election results Tuesday.

Mehlville Patch Editor Sarah Flagg contributed to this report.