Notice of Elections - Saint Francois County

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GENERAL ELECTION
NOVEMBER 4, 2014
ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY, MISSOURI
DEMOCRATIC - (DEM); REPUBLICAN - (REP); LIBERTARIAN (LIB); CONSTITUTION (CST); INDEPENDENT - (IND)
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that the November General Election will be held in the County of 6W)UDQFRLV on Tuesday, November 4, 2014 as
certified to this office by the participating entities of 6W)UDQFRLV. The ballot for the Election shall be in substantially the following form.
FOR STATE AUDITOR
Vote for ONE
TOM SCHWEICH
SEAN O'TOOLE
RODNEY FARTHING
REP
FOR ASSOCIATE CIRCUIT JUDGE
DIVISION 4
Vote for ONE
LIB
SHAWN McCARVER
DEM
WRITE-IN
MISSOURI SUPREME COURT
JUDGES
FOR PRESIDING COMMISSIONER
Vote for ONE
FOR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 8
Vote for ONE
BARBARA STOCKER
DEM
JASON SMITH
REP
LINDA R. DICKERSON
DEM
HAROLD GALLAHER
REP
TERRY HAMPTON
IND
YES
Shall Judge PAUL CAMPBELL
WILSON of the Missouri Supreme Court
be retained in office?
WRITE-IN
CST
Shall Judge LAURA DENVIR STITH of
the Missouri Supreme Court be retained
in office?
NO
LIB
DOUG ENYART
FOR COUNTY CLERK
Vote for ONE
MARK L. HEDRICK
DEM
JOHN ROBINSON
REP
WRITE-IN
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 115
Vote for ONE
DEM
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT
COURT
Vote for ONE
VICKI J. WEIBLE
ELAINE FREEMAN
GANNON
REP
JERRY DOLLAR JR.
CST
DEM
NO
Shall Judge ANGELA TURNER
QUIGLESS of the Eastern District Court
of Appeals be retained in office?
YES
NO
WRITE-IN
FOR RECORDER OF DEEDS
Vote for ONE
WRITE-IN
YES
MISSOURI COURT OF APPEALS
JUDGES,
EASTERN DISTRICT
WRITE-IN
DAN DARIAN
VOTE ON EACH JUDGE
CST
WRITE-IN
RICK VANDEVEN
OFFICIAL JUDICIAL BALLOT
Submitting to the voters whether the Judges
named below, whose terms expire
December 31, 2014, shall be retained in office for
new terms.
STEVE GRIDER
DEM
MICHAEL LUDWIG
REP
Shall Judge LISA S. VAN AMBURG of
the Eastern District Court of Appeals be
retained in office?
YES
NO
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 116
WRITE-IN
Vote for ONE
KEVIN ENGLER
REP
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NO. 2
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Vote for ONE
JERROD D. MAHURIN
DEM
WRITE-IN
Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended
so that it will be permissible to allow relevant
evidence of prior criminal acts to be
admissible in prosecutions for crimes of a
sexual nature involving a victim under
eighteen years of age?
WRITE-IN
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 117
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR
Vote for ONE
LINDA BLACK
Vote for ONE
DEM
Proposed by the 97th General Assembly
(First Regular Session)
SCS HJR 16
CONNIE S. BLACK
DEM
BRET BURGESS
REP
WRITE-IN
If more resources are needed to defend
increased prosecutions additional costs to
governmental entities could be at least $1.4
million annually, otherwise the fiscal impact
is expected to be limited.
WRITE-IN
FOR ASSOCIATE CIRCUIT JUDGE
DIVISION 3
FOR COLLECTOR OF REVENUE
Vote for ONE
Vote for ONE
WENDY WEXLER HORN
WRITE-IN
DEM
YES
PAMELA J. WILLIAMS
WRITE-IN
DEM
NO
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NO. 3
Proposed by Initiative Petition
Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended
to:
• require teachers to be evaluated by a
standards based performance evaluation
system for which each local school district
must receive state approval to continue
receiving state and local funding;
• require teachers to be dismissed, retained,
demoted, promoted and paid primarily using
quantifiable student performance data as
part of the evaluation system;
• require teachers to enter into contracts of
three years or fewer with public school
districts; and
• prohibit teachers from organizing or
collectively bargaining regarding the design
and implementation of the teacher
evaluation system?
Decisions by school districts regarding
provisions allowed or required by this
proposal and their implementation will
influence the potential costs or savings
impacting each district. Significant potential
costs may be incurred by the state and/or
the districts if new/additional evaluation
instruments must be developed to satisfy the
proposal's performance evaluation
requirements.
YES
NO
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NO. 6
Proposed by the 97th General Assembly
(Second Regular Session)
SS SCS HCS HJR No. 90
Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended
to permit voting in person or by mail for a
period of six business days prior to and
including the Wednesday before the election
day in general elections, but only if the
legislature and the governor appropriate and
disburse funds to pay for the increased costs
of such voting?
State governmental entities estimated
startup costs of about $2 million and costs to
reimburse local election authorities of at
least $100,000 per election. Local election
authorities estimated higher reimbursable
costs per election. Those costs will depend
on the compensation, staffing, and, planning
decisions of election authorities with the total
costs being unknown.
YES
NO
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NO. 10
Proposed by the 97th General Assembly
(Second Regular Session)
HJR No. 72
Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended
to require the governor to pay the public
debt, to prohibit the governor from relying on
revenue from legislation not yet passed
when proposing a budget, and to provide a
legislative check on the governor's decisions
to restrict funding for education and other
state services?
State governmental entities expect no direct
costs or savings. Local governmental
entities expect an unknown fiscal impact.
YES
NO
COUNTY OF ST. FRANCOIS
COMBINED 911 CALL
TAKING/DISPATCH TAX
Shall the County of St. Francois, Missouri
replace the current St. Francois County 911
telephone tariff/tax levy and enact a County
Sales tax of three-eighths (3/8) of one
percent (1%) for the purpose of funding the
operation and maintenance, central calltaking, providing of dispatching of fire
protection, emergency services, law
enforcement, emergency telephone
services, and other emergency services in
lieu and to replace the current telephone
tariff tax, pursuant to RSMo 190.335 which
would have a sunset clause (end) in seven
years, at which time a new vote would be
required to reinstitute or extinguish the new
tax?
(If this is passed, the current telephone tariff
tax would be extinguished December 31,
2015. The new County sales tax would be
implemented January 1, 2015.)
YES
NO
SPECIAL SCHOOL BOND ELECTION
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE
CITY OF DE SOTO
JEFFERSON COUNTY, MISSOURI
PROPOSITION K.I.D.S.
Shall the School District of the City of
De Soto, Jefferson County, Missouri Board
of Education borrow money in the amount of
Nine Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
($9,500,000), a portion of which may be
funded by a previously approved application
for Qualified Zone Academy Bonds by the
State of Missouri Department of Elementary
and Secondary Education (DESE), resulting
in no estimated increase to the debt service
property tax levy, for the purpose of
providing funds for the site development,
construction, equipping and furnishing of a
fine arts auditorium at the secondary
campus, a new kitchen/cafeteria, Americans
with Disabilities Act compliance elevators
and other improvements at the junior high
school and five new classrooms,
gymnasium, and other renovations for library
and instructional space at Vineland
Elementary; to complete other renovations,
repairs and security system improvements to
the existing facilities of the District including
heating, ventilation, air conditioning and
parking upgrades at Athena Elementary; and
issue bonds for the payment thereof? If this
proposition is approved, the adjusted debt
service levy of the School District is
estimated to remain unchanged at $0.8707
per one hundred dollars of assessed
valuation of real and personal property.
YES
NO
CITY OF PARK HILLS
PROPOSITION A
Shall the sale of intoxicating liquor by the
drink at retail for consumption on the
premises where sold be authorized within
the city limits of the City of Park Hills?
YES
NO
PROPOSITION B
Shall the City of Park Hills impose a new
sales tax of one half of one percent of all
retail sales made in the city for the purpose
of providing revenues for the establishment,
administration and maintenance of local
parks and for storm water control and repeal,
effective the same date that the newly
passed sales tax becomes effective, the
current one half cent sales tax authorized
under Missouri statute 644.032?
Whether a majority of votes are cast for
"yes" or "no", the amount of the tax imposed
shall not change from the current amount
imposed. A majority "no" vote would simply
maintain the current limitation imposed by
the voters of the City of Park Hills on April 2,
2002 that "The Park and Recreation
Department will afterward receive no
General Funds and an amount equal to the
revenue collected from the Park and Storm
Water tax each year shall be used for street
improvements." A majority "yes" vote would
delete this limitation.
YES
NO
PROPOSITION C
Shall the City of Park Hills impose a sales
tax of one fourth of one percent of all retail
sales made in the city for a period of ten (10)
years for the purpose of providing revenues
for the operation of the City of Park Hills Fire
Department, including the purchase, or other
financing, of a pumper/tanker fire truck?
YES
NO

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