Thoughts on the Election

The last two months have been thrilling for me. On the eve of the election I feel great about the campaign we’ve run and chances of defeating the establishment.

Friends have come to support me by raising money and volunteering countless hours. I’ve met new people also willing to give time and money to see some much needed change in the City of St. Louis. Throughout the Ward I’ve got neighbors resolved to see me elected.

I can tell you, on the night before the election, I feel victorious already. The experience of running for office has been immensely rewarding in so many ways. Most importantly is I know my message is on target and that I can affect positive change.

I also know we are not done yet. We are going to brave the cold on Tuesday and greet voters as they arrive at our three polling places. We have not rested or taken anything or anyone for granted in the last two months and we are not about to start tonight. When the polls close at 7pm Tuesday night we’ll start to rest. But only for an hour…

At 8pm Tuesday night we celebrate an outstanding grassroots campaign. Click here for details.

Particular thanks goes out to Corey Mohn, Susan Newton, Michael Kime, Dan Icolari and Jeffrey Smith for all their hard work and dedication. So many others helped as well – I will thank them each in a post-election entry.

– Steve

Thoughts on the Election

The last two months have been thrilling for me. On the eve of the election I feel great about the campaign we’ve run and chances of defeating the establishment.

Friends have come to support me by raising money and volunteering countless hours. I’ve met new people also willing to give time and money to see some much needed change in the City of St. Louis. Throughout the Ward I’ve got neighbors resolved to see me elected.

I can tell you, on the night before the election, I feel victorious already. The experience of running for office has been immensely rewarding in so many ways. Most importantly is I know my message is on target and that I can affect positive change.

I also know we are not done yet. We are going to brave the cold on Tuesday and greet voters as they arrive at our three polling places. We have not rested or taken anything or anyone for granted in the last two months and we are not about to start tonight. When the polls close at 7pm Tuesday night we’ll start to rest. But only for an hour…

At 8pm Tuesday night we celebrate an outstanding grassroots campaign. Click here for details.

Particular thanks goes out to Corey Mohn, Susan Newton, Michael Kime, Dan Icolari and Jeffrey Smith for all their hard work and dedication. So many others helped as well – I will thank them each in a post-election entry.

– Steve

Finding Your Polling Place

If you live in the 25th Ward East of Grand you are either in the first or fourth precincts. Your polling place is Cleveland Academy:

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4352 Louisiana Ave
St Louis, MO 63111-1046

If you live West of Grand you are either in the 2nd or 3rd precinct depending upon which side of Bingham you happen to live. The second precinct, South of Bingham, votes at the Scruggs School Gym on South Grand (entered off Neosho street):

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4611 S Grand Blvd
St Louis, MO 63111-1423

The 3rd precinct, North of Bingham, votes at Resurrection School at Meramec & Hydraulic (lower level of school):

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3880 Meramec St
St Louis, MO 63116-4450

Juvenile Court Judge to speak at March Public Affairs Meeting

The monthly meeting of the First District Police Public Affairs will be held this month on Thursday March 24, 2005. Normally the meeting is held on the third Thursday of each month but it was moved this month due to a conflict with St. Patrick’s Day.

The meeting will begin at 7pm and will be located this month at the Windsor Community Center at 4092 Robert:

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4092 Robert Ave
St Louis, MO 63116-2754

This month’s guest speaker will be Juvenile Court Judge Jack Garvey. If you’ve ever wondered how the juvenile court works (or doesn’t work) this is the meeting for you.

If you have any questions about the meeting please call Officer Kent Womack at 314-444-0176.

See you there,

– Steve

Improvements to Campaign Site

To make it easier to find previous posts we’ve added a search feature and listing of recent posts. Both are in the right hand column. – Steve