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Take our poll: Should countywide elections be nonpartisan?

August 31, 2019
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The St. Louis County Charter Commission is currently weighing whether to make all countywide elections nonpartisan. The issue would go to voters to decide in an election next year. What do you think?

Should countywide elections in St. Louis County be nonpartisan?

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