Butler County:
Poplar Bluff Proposition: Shall the City of Poplar Bluff impose a city-wide sales tax of three percent on all tangible personal property retail sales of adult-use marijuana sold in the city of Poplar Bluff.
Yes - 339
No - 138
Butler County Fire Protection District - Board Director
Chris Browning - 550
Robert Helton - 398
City of Fisk - Mayor
Nancy Kay Stewart - 58
Doug Mosbey - 17
City of Fisk - Ward One Alderperson
Jeff Ledbetter - 43
Heather Mosbey - 4
City of Neelyville - Ward One Alderman
Vickie L. LeCroy - 7
Amanda Collier - 16
City of Neelyville - Ward Two Alderman
Philip Flurry - 14
Robin C. Reeves - 5
City of Poplar Bluff - Ward Two Councilman
David Boyer - 87
Mack Campbell - 16
Marty Paskel - 19
City of Qulin - Ward One Alderperson
Charles Galbraith Jr. - 20
Cheryl L. Johnson - 10
Neelyville R-4 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Marco Gavino - 102
Jack Stull - 172
Tracee Stotts - 82
Poplar Bluff R-1 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Timothy Dale Gaebler - 588
Heather Rommel - 383
Jamie Hickson - 127
Ken Davis - 397
Curtis Fouts - 155
Twin Rivers R-10 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Monica King Woolem - 288
Jerry Whitlow - 225
Keith Parker - 264
Carter County:
Property Tax Reduction Act - Shall the West Carter County Ambulance Association impose a sales tax of one half of one percent for the purpose of providing revenues for the operation of the West Carter County Ambulance Association and the total property tax levy on properties within the West Carter County Ambulance Association shall be reduced annually by an amount which reduces property tax revenues by an amount equal to fifty percent of the previous year’s revenue collected from this sales tax?
Yes - 189
No - 118
City of Ellsinore Question - Shall the city of Ellsinore conduct municipal elections in accordance with subsection 1 of section 115.124 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri such that when the number of candidates seeking office are equal to the number of positions to be filed, resulting in the uncontested elections for such office, no election would be held.
Yes - 28
No - 3
City of Grandin Question - Shall the city of Grandin conduct municipal elections in accordance with subsection 1 of section 115.124 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri such that when the number of candidates seeking office are equal to the number of positions to be filed, resulting in the uncontested elections for such office, no election would be held.
Yes - 34
No - 21
City of Van Buren Question - Shall the city of Van Buren conduct municipal elections in accordance with subsection 1 of section 115.124 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri such that when the number of candidates seeking office are equal to the number of positions to be filed, resulting in the uncontested elections for such office, no election would be held.
Yes - 73
No - 32
City of Grandin - Mayor
Phillip C. Phelps - 23
Diana Brower - 33
City of Grandin - At Large Alderman (Vote for 2)
David Townsend - 26
Jim Tucker - 34
Steven Drwenski - 32
Van Buren R-1 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Lisa Burke - 100
Erik McSpadden - 206
David Ryan Baldridge - 201
Andrew Ross - 90
East Carter County R-2 Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Gabe Thompson - 209
Jeremy Reynolds - 171
Bryan House - 145
Dunklin County:
County Sales Tax - Shall Dunklin County, impose a countywide sales tax of three percent (3%) on all tangible personal property
retail sales of adult use marijuana sold in Dunklin County?
Yes - 1686
No - 714
Clarkton Question - Shall the City of Clarkton impose a local
use tax at the same rate as the total local sales tax rate, provided that if the local sales tax rate is reduced or raised by voter approval, the local use tax rate shall also be reduced or raised by the same action?
Yes - 115
No - 43
Kennett Question - Shall the City of Kennett, Missouri,
impose a sales tax of three percent (3%) on all retail sales of adult use marijuana sold in the City of Kennett?
Yes - 627
No - 109
Senath Question - Shall the City of Senath, Missouri,
impose a sales tax of three percent (3%) on all retail sales of adult-use marijuana sold in the City of Senath?
Yes - 112
No - 27
City of Campbell - Ward 2 Alderman
Bryan S. McClendon - 36
Cary M. Whorton - 31
Junior Brown - 6
City of Clarkton - Mayor
Eunice Diane Riley - 131
Clinton Ray “CJ” Vannasdall Jr. - 25
City of Clarkton - Chief of Police
David Dillard - 116
Jason Cradduck - 44
City of Holcomb - Mayor
Ricky Peters - 35
Jerry Young - 53
City of Kennett- Ward 4 Council Member
Steve Panousis - 151
Juan Toscano - 55
Scott Hamlett - 14
Brittany Jenkins - 4
City of Kennett- Ward 5 Council Member
Samantha Sebastian - 39
Brandon Davis - 35
Bob Young - 118
City of Malden - Ward 1 Councilmember
Rose Downs - 50
Tomorro Antwine - 32
City of Malden - Ward 2 Councilmember
Robert House - 51
Nollie “Cookie” Smith-Burnett - 32
City of Malden - Ward 3 Councilmember
Charles Dierks - 82
Harold Jones - 97
Campbell R-2 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Bryce Durham - 155
Dalton Ezell - 182
Shawn Belcher - 153
Holcomb R-3 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Austin Davidson - 129
Daniel McNabb - 95
Rex McElwrath - 177
Malden R-1 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Jeremy Holloway - 448
Lynnette Jenkins - 271
Benjamin Brown - 311
Senath-Hornersville C-8 Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Robby Shrum - 233
Bart Branum - 206
Dustin Jackson - 264
Kristina Reed - 179
New Madrid County:
New Madrid County Question - Shall the County of New Madrid, Missouri, impose a sales tax in the amount of three percent (3%) on all tangible personal property retail sales of adult use marijuana sold in the County of New Madrid?
Yes - 977
No - 600
Lilbourn Question - Shall the position of Lilbourn City Collector be appointed by the Board of Alderman by the City of Lilbourn with approval by the Mayor?
Yes - 72
No - 99
Portageville Question - Shall the municipality of Portageville impose a sales tax of one half of one percent (1/2 of 1%) for the purpose of funding capital improvements, such tax to terminate automatically 10 years after the imposition thereof?
Yes - 131
No - 288
City of Lilbourn - Mayor
Larry Hamilton - 44
Robert Taylor - 128
City of Lilbourn - Collector
Virgie Johnson - 83
Brian Mays - 77
City of Lilbourn - Ward 1 Alderman
Larry Jackson - 24
Pamela A. Small - 25
Cynthia Dodds - 45
City of Lilbourn - Ward 2 Alderman
Denise Comstock - 17
Richard “Dickie” Kolwyck - 36
Benji Henry - 22
City of New Madrid - Mayor
Kevin Lyons - 51
Richard Bodi (Dickie) - 188
Nick White - 446
City of Portageville - Ward 1 Alderman
Patty Estes Johnson - 53
Gary Faulk - 109
New Madrid County R-1 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Aaron Griffin - 568
Mary Kay Davis - 615
Kevin Lyons - 378
Portageville School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Matt Brasher - 171
Ronnie Gene Adams - 204
Chris Sutton - 112
Towina M. Jones - 136
Tiffany Jackson-Edmondson - 57
Jarrett Warren - 181
Ripley County:
Doniphan Proposition Teach: Shall the Board of Education of the Doniphan R-I School District, be authorized to increase the operating tax levy to $3.6000 per one hundred dollars of assessed valuation for the purposes of attracting and retaining quality certified and support staff, maintaining facilities, and meeting additional operating expenses?
Yes - 493
No - 392
Doniphan Question - Shall the Doniphan Special Road District maintain the levy $0.1500 in excess of the current $0.2130 levy made by the Road District Commission? This levy is to be for road maintenance and is to be in effect for three years. This is an extension of the levy already in place.
Yes - 331
No - 170
Ripley County Public Water Supply District #2 - Sub District #3
Steve Amlong - 165
Robert D. Charles - 60
Doniphan Special Road District - Road Commissioner
Bari P. Chase - 233
Ron Barnett - 239
Doniphan R-1 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Kim Kellerman - 258
James Monaghan - 279
Kathreen Friend - 576
Naylor R-2 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Timothy Ryan Ainley - 42
Linda Jo Lunsford - 108
Jeff Sullivan - 91
Stoddard County:
Bernie Proposition - Shall the Board of Alderman of the City of Bernie provide by ordinance for the appointment of a Collector as provided for by the Statutes of the State of Missouri?
Yes - 77
No - 22
Dexter Proposition - Shall the City of Dexter issue its combined waterworks and sewerage system revenue bonds in the amount of up to $32,000,000 for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, extending, and improving the City’s existing combined waterworks and sewerage system, the cost of operation and maintenance of said system and the principal of and interest on said revenue bonds to be payable solely from the revenues derived by the city from the operation of its combined waterworks and sewerage system, including all future extensions and improvements thereto?
Yes - 322
No - 124
Duck Creek Township Road District Question - Shall the Duck Creek Township General Road District levy a Special Road & Bridge Tax Levy for thirty-five cents on the one hundred dollar assessed valuation in said road district for the next four years with the first year being the present tax year?
Yes - 126
No - 187
Dudley Question - Shall the Dudley Special Road District levy a Special Road & Bridge Tax Levy for thirty-five cents on the one hundred dollar assessed valuation in said road district for the next four years with the first year being the present tax year?
Yes - 32
No - 6
Puxico Special School Levy Proposition - Shall the Board of Education of the Puxico R-VIII School District, for the purpose of providing additional funds for maintaining, improving, or replacing its facilities, retaining quality certified and support staff, and meeting the operating expenses of the district, be authorized to increase the operating tax levy to $3.3400 per one hundred dollars of assessed valuation in Tax Year 2024 and to $3.5400 per one hundred dollars of assessed valuation in Tax Year 2025?
Yes - 273
No - 163
Stoddard County Health Board (Vote for 2)
Frank Killian - 808
Cale Williams - 809
Matthew Harris - 653
Jeff Riddle - 859
City of Advance - Ward 1 Alderman
James Hamlin - 24
Tim Hill Sr. - 22
City of Bernie - Ward 2 Alderman
Stephen Wayne Williams - 11
Trevor Williams - 4
Lonnie Vickers - 32
Krista Armbruster - 16
City of Bernie - Ward 3 Alderman
Adam Brinley - 6
Barry Zimmerman - 17
City of Bloomfield - Ward 1 Alderman
Nick Roe - 58
Patricia Wilson - 18
Mariah Morlan - 27
City of Bloomfield - Ward 2 Alderman
Donna Deardorff - 48
Jacob Goodin - 52
Bell City R-2 School District Board of Education (Vote for 3)
Mark Anderson - 113
Sarah Bailey - 130
Eric Bowling - 90
Garrett McIntyre - 71
Bloomfield R-14 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Justin Bell - 227
Randall McCollom - 81
Brad Warner - 201
Darin Davis - 137
Dexter R-11 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Aaron Mathis - 628
Preston Clark - 454
Taylor Joyner - 372
Richland R-1 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
Chris Porter - 102
Landon Wheeler - 56
Dennis McGarity Jr. - 99
Puxico R-8 School District Board of Education (Vote for 2)
John R. Davis - 233
Joe Hodges - 299
April Burchard - 256
Wayne County:
Wayne County Sales Tax - Shall the County of Wayne extend a current countywide sales tax of one half of one percent for another period of six years, to expire on September 30, 2030 and continue a one hundred percent (100%) reduction of general revenue property tax?
Yes - 493
No - 192
Piedmont Question - Shall the city of Piedmont impose a sales tax of three percent (3%) on all retail sales of adult use marijuana sold in the city of Piedmont?
Yes - 106
No - 26
Piedmont Bond Question - Shall the City of Piedmont issue its combined waterworks and sewerage system revenue bonds in the amount of $15,000,000 for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, furnishing, equipping, extending and improving the City's combined waterworks and sewerage system, the cost of operation and maintenance of said system and the principal of and interest on said revenue bonds to be payable solely from the revenues derived by the City from the operation of its combined waterworks and sewerage system, including all future extensions and improvements thereto?
Yes - 120
No - 14
City of Greenville - Mayor
David J. Ritzu - 8
Jason C. Hill - 36
City of Williamsville - Mayor
Lee Hillis - 69
Amanda Crutchfield-Smith - 17
City of Williamsville - At Large Alderman (Vote for 2)
Helen Edwards - 62
Michael Meyer - 44
Sharon L. Eudaley - 36
Clearwater R-1 School District Directors (Vote for 2)
Kyle Allen - 96
Kevin Kinnard - 267
Roger Bishop - 197
Matt Graham - 152
