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Local Election Unofficial Results: Eardley, Fedorchak Elected to School Board

We'll be updating the results throughout the night.

 

Here are the latest election results as of 10:30 p.m. with 48 of 48 precincts counted from the St. Louis County website

Candidate Number of Votes Percentage of Vote
Ron Fedorchak 2,849
26.67
Mike Wainz 2,645 24.76
Kathleen Eardley 3,260 30.52
Fred Padberg 1,895 17.74
Write-in 33 .31

 

Prop S St. Louis County Number of Votes Percentage of Vote
Yes 52,517 59.49
No 35,764 40.51
Related Topics: Fred Padberg, Kathleen Eardley, Mehlville School Board Election, Mike Wainz, Ron Fedorchak, and election 2012

Ron Fedorchak

1:52 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012

I want to congratulate Katie, Fred and Mike for their campaign efforts. We need people like these and from all walks to volunteer for the betterment of Mehlville and Oakville. I also want to thank the roughly 5,900 folks who took the time to vote yesterday. Well done! the question is where are the other roughly 57,000 registered voters who sat it out? In any other endeavor in life would we allow 1 of 11 make all the key decisions? I am not sure what the answer is but what will it take to get people off the bench and into the game?

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D Seidel

10:46 pm on Thursday, April 5, 2012

Well said Ron! Wake up SoCo! Don't whine if you don't vote. If you aren't part of the solUtion, then YOU are the problem.

No Longer

3:34 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Yesterday was a great day in America. It was Election Day and each of us had the unique privilege of having our voices heard. I would like to echo remarks of Ron. It is a privilege to live in a country that you can have a voice but you don’t have a voice if you don’t show up. I congratulate Ron and Katy for their victory and applauded Mike and Fred for stepping up to serve. Having been at the polls with each of you yesterday I can tell you that it is a shame that any of you had to loose. For Ron and Katy we wish you the best and hope that wisdom will guide you to great decisions as our children are depending on you. Congratulations to each of you.

Respectfully,
Jim Murphy

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Sarah Flagg

3:52 pm on Wednesday, April 4, 2012

Well said, Jim! Thanks for your comment!

Liz Rauls

7:11 am on Thursday, April 5, 2012

Ron,
The school district didn't send home any notification to families that there was a school board election. My own husband didn't realize that Tuesday was an election day until I told him. People just don't notice the signs around before an election since there are so many and have been for months in this area. Couldn't the district send out an email to remind people that there is an election for school board? No need to even list the candidates- just to make sure people are aware? People have busy lives and with the increased use of DVRs, sometimes local news gets fast forwarded to the weather or sports.

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D Seidel

10:49 pm on Thursday, April 5, 2012

Sarah, can you find out and report back who the write-in's were? I'm always curious about these when there ISN'T an organized write-in campaign.

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Sarah Flagg

11:53 pm on Thursday, April 5, 2012

Hey Donna,
I sure can! They'll release them with the official results in the next few days and I can let you know!
Thanks,
Sarah

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