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Mayor; City of Wildwood

• Timothy D. "Tim" Woerther
  3,330 votes 65.68%
• Ed Marshall
  1,734 votes 34.20%
• (6 Total Write-In Votes .12%)

^**Council Member; City of Wildwood; Ward 1

• Bart Cohn
  590 votes 99.16%
• (5 Total Write-In Votes .84%)

^**Council Member; City of Wildwood; Ward 2

• Holly Parks
  367 votes 53.03%
• Carol Murphy
  324 votes 46.82%
• (1 Total Write-In Votes .14%)

^**Council Member; City of Wildwood; Ward 3

• Tammy Shea
  342 votes 49.93%
• Harry Lemay
  341 votes 49.78%
• (2 Total Write-In Votes .29%)

^**Council Member; City of Wildwood; Ward 4

• Jean Vedvig
  284 votes 50.53%
• Katie M. Dodwell
  277 votes 49.29%
• (1 Total Write-In Votes .18%)

^**Council Member; City of Wildwood; Ward 5

• Nick Roppolo
  312 votes 99.68%
• (1 Total Write-In Votes .32%)

^**Council Member; City of Wildwood; Ward 6

• David M. Sewell
  539 votes 99.26%
• (4 Total Write-In Votes .74%)

^**Council Member; City of Wildwood; Ward 7

• Bruce Colella
  435 votes 98.64%
• (6 Total Write-In Votes 1.36%)

^**Council Member; City of Wildwood; Ward 8

• Holly Ferris
  284 votes 50.18%
• Mick Rehg
  156 votes 27.56%
• M. Marjorie "Margie" Thornton
  124 votes 21.91%
• (2 Total Write-In Votes .35%)

Director; Rockwood R-VI School District (3 Elected)

• Darla Baker
  8,079 votes 22.84%
• Kim McGuiness
  7,604 votes 21.50%
• Rao Kaza
  6,514 votes 18.42%
• Matthew Fitzpatrick
  4,974 votes 14.06%
• Mary Battenberg
  3,731 votes 10.55%
• Sam Maraldo
  2,352 votes 6.65%
• Chuck Spohr
  2,051 votes 5.80%
• (67 Total Write-In Votes .19%)

Trustee; Saint Louis County Junior College District; Subdistrict 4

• E. "Libby" Fitzgerald
  20,731 votes 61.38%
• Philip D. Carlock
  6,915 votes 20.47%
• Y. Ross "Loni" Kleinschmidt
  5,982 votes 17.71%
• (147 Total Write-In Votes .44%)

Proposition SLCBC-A Annexation Election -- Saint Louis County, Boundary Commission (Simple Majority Required)
Pass: 39 / 82.98% Yes votes ...... 8 / 17.02% No votes

Shall the City of Ellisville annex the area adjacent to it as described in the legal description and map contained in the Boundary Commission's Summary of Decision, Commission Number BC0701, known as the Old State Road Annexation Area, of June 26, 2007?

Proposition Wildwood-1 Charter Amendment -- City of Wildwood (Simple Majority Required)
Pass: 3,302 / 75.22% Yes votes ...... 1,088 / 24.78% No votes

Effective as of the first meeting of the City Council following certification of the election results, shall Section 3.5(c) of the City Charter of the City of Wildwood pertaining to the filling of vacancies within the City Council be amended as outlined in City Ordinance 1472?

Proposition Wildwood-2 Charter Amendment -- City of Wildwood (Simple Majority Required)
Pass: 3,258 / 74.62% Yes votes ...... 1,108 / 25.38% No votes

Effective as of the first meeting of the City Council following certification of the election results, shall Section 4.7(a) of the City Charter of the City of Wildwood pertaining to the appointment of officers, boards, commissions, and committees be amended as outlined in City Ordinance 1473?

Proposition Wildwood-3 Charter Amendment -- City of Wildwood (Simple Majority Required)
Pass: 3,417 / 75.65% Yes votes ...... 1,100 / 24.35% No votes

Effective as of the first meeting of the City Council following certification of the election results, shall Section 7.2(b) of the City Charter of the City of Wildwood pertaining to vacancies in the City Council if no candidate files a nominating petition be amended as outlined in City Ordinance 1474?

Proposition RSD-3 Bond Election -- Rockwood R-VI School District (Four-Sevenths Majority Required)
Pass: 9,232 / 61.98% Yes votes ...... 5,663 / 38.02% No votes

Shall the Rockwood R-6 School District, St. Louis County, Missouri, issue its general obligation bonds in the amount of Seventy-four Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($74,500,000) for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, renovating, repairing, improving, furnishing and equipping school sites, buildings and related facilities in the District, including (1) protecting students and the District's investment in facilities by providing safety and health infrastructure and continuing to fund major capital repairs and improvements, (2) providing enhanced educational opportunities for all students by acquiring and constructing additional classroom technology and technology infrastructure, and (3) preparing students for the future by constructing and renovating instructional areas?