Submit BOA President Survey Questions By December 15th

The 7th Ward Independent Democrats is sponsoring a Survey of Candidates for St. Louis Board of Aldermen President.

Please suggest questions by December 15th to ward7stl@aol.com.

Filing ends January 4th. Information on candidate requirements for Board President and Aldermen (even numbered wards in 2019).

Past Survey Examples:
2018 79th District State Rep. Candidates
2018 License Collector Candidates
2018 School Board Candidates
2016 Circuit Attorney Candidates
2016 Sheriff Candidates
2015 School Board Candidates
2015 7th Ward Alderman Candidates

 

 

Rides To Polls Tuesday

Polls Open 6 am to 7 pm Tuesday, November 6th

Call Marie at 314-630-7599 to schedule a ride. We understand this usually ends up an Election Day decision based on weather. We’re OK with that.

Board of Election Sample Ballot, all races and parties and ballot issues

7th Ward Independent Democrats Endorsements

Check your Voter Registration here.

Vote Paper Tuesday

7th Ward Independent Democrats and 7th Ward Democratic Committeewoman Marie Ceselski have voted to endorse the following candidates and issues.

November 6, 2018 Endorsements
U.S. Senator: Re-Elect Claire McCaskill
State Auditor: Elect Nicole Galloway
1st District U.S. House: Re-Elect Lacy Clay
78th District Missouri House: Re-Elect Bruce Franks Jr.
79th District Missouri House: Elect LaKeySha Bosley
Collector of Revenue: Re-Elect Gregory F.X. Daly
License Collector: No Endorsement
Recorder of Deeds: Elect Michael Butler
Judges Retention Votes: No Endorsements
Constitutional Amendment 1: Vote Yes for Clean Missouri
Constitutional Amendment 2: Vote Yes for New Approach Medical Marijuana
Constitutional Amendment 3: Vote No on Bradshaw for Pot Czar funded by 15% Tax on Medical Marijuana
Constitutional Amendment 4 on Bingo Advertising: No Endorsement
State Proposition B: Vote Yes to Raise Minimum Wage in Missouri
State Proposition C: Vote No on Rex Inc Medical Marijuana
State Proposition D: Vote No on Gas Tax for Highway Patrol
School Board (vote for two): Elect Dr. Joyce Roberts and Jared Opsal

7th Ward Sample Ballot

7th Ward Independent Democrats and 7th Ward Committeewoman Marie Ceselski urge you to Vote Paper and for the following Candidates and Ballot Issues.

Our ballot is different from Central Committee funded ballots. We voted No on Gas Tax for Highway Patrol and No Endorsement on License Collector and Judges. Many want to vote No on a lot of judges and we would have had to print sample ballot on ledger size paper. So we went with practical and decided No Endorsement on Judges.

Voting Absentee? We Ask For Your Support (or Opposition) On The Following

Absentee Voting Rides To Election Board
9 am to 1 pm Saturday, November 3rd
314-630-7599

November 6, 2018 Endorsements
7th Ward Independent Democrats
7th Ward Committeewoman Marie Ceselski

U.S. Senator: Re-Elect Claire McCaskill
State Auditor: Elect Nicole Galloway
1st District U.S. House: Re-Elect Lacy Clay
78th District Missouri House: Re-Elect Bruce Franks Jr.
79th District Missouri House: Elect LaKeySha Bosley
Collector of Revenue: Re-Elect Gregory F.X. Daly
License Collector: No Endorsement
Recorder of Deeds: Elect Michael Butler
Judges Retention Votes: No Endorsements
Constitutional Amendment 1: Vote Yes for Clean Missouri
Constitutional Amendment 2: Vote Yes for New Approach Medical Marijuana
Constitutional Amendment 3: Vote No on Bradshaw for Pot Czar funded by 15% Tax on Medical Marijuana
Constitutional Amendment 4 on Bingo Advertising: No Endorsement
State Proposition B: Vote Yes to Raise Minimum Wage in Missouri
State Proposition C: Vote No on Rex Inc Medical Marijuana
State Proposition D: Vote No on Gas Tax for Highway Patrol
School Board (vote for two): Elect Dr. Joyce Roberts and Jared Opsal

Sunday: Fill Out Absentee Ballot Application, Or Get Flower Seeds, Or Both @ Nadine’s

10 am to 1 pm Sunday, October 21st
Nadine’s, 1931 S 12th in Soulard
Absentee Ballot Applications & Fall Sow Seed Giveaway

Seeds will include poppies, butterfly weed (Pink Swamp & Asian), primrose, partridge pea, hollyhocks, wildflower mix.

  

School Board Candidate Views & Goals Survey Answers Now Posted

All the Answers to 25 Views & Goals Questions in 7th Ward Independent Democrats School Board Candidate Survey are posted here.

Candidate Personal Side Survey Answers are here and contact information here.

7 of 7 School Board Candidates support full return of St. Louis City Public Schools governance to the elected School Board.

4 of 7 School Board Candidates oppose electing the St. Louis City School Board by districts instead of at-large.

3 of 7 School Board Candidates support making the St. Louis City School Board a salaried office.

7 of 7 School Board Candidates pledge not to take campaign money from Rex Sinquefield or his PACs.

7 of 7 School Board Candidates pledge to testify against tax abatements.

3 of 7 School Board Candidates want a moratorium or limit on the number of new charter schools than can open in St. Louis City.

2 of 7 School Board Candidates would be open to public tax dollars going to support private education (vouchers, tax credits, or direct appropriation) if the district was flush with cash.

7 of 7 School Board Candidates do not want teachers carrying guns into St. Louis City Public Schools.

5 of 7 School Board Candidates oppose teaching creationism or intelligent design in St. Louis Public Schools.

5 of 7 School Board Candidates oppose allowing the anti-abortion group Thrive to teach its Best Choice abstinence-based sex education program in St. Louis City Public Schools.

1 of 7 School Board Candidates supports consolidation of all school districts in St. Louis City and St. Louis County into one school district.