We've compiled all our coverage of St. Louis' mayoral candidates, ballot measures, and more to keep you informed before you head to the polls.
See also: A Guide to St. Louis' Mayoral Candidates
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April 4, 2017 Election Guide
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A guide to Tuesday's ballot measures in St. Louis City and County
Voters will be asked to give a simple answer—“yes” or “no”—to a range of questions about issues that are anything but simple: what to do about crime, mass transit, the timing of elections, funding a soccer stadium... Read more
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City Council member Ella Jones seeks to unseat incumbent Mayor James Knowles III in Ferguson
It will be the city's first mayoral election since the police shooting of Michael Brown in August 2014. Read more
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"I don't take the April 4 election for granted," says Lyda Krewson, ahead of Tuesday vote
The city hasn't seen a Republican candidate in Room 200 in nearly 70 years, but Krewson is still preparing for a competitive race. Read more
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For soccer to return to the city, it will take more than an MLS stadium
Promises made to invigorate community-based youth programs raise hopes—and doubts. Read more
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Proposition NS could help preserve North City's historic neighborhoods
The tax increase would provide the LRA with the financial tools to stabilize abandoned—but economically viable—buildings. Read more
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A look back at St. Louis' shortest-serving mayors
As Francis G. Slay, St. Louis’ longest-serving mayor, leaves office, we reflect on the mayors with far shorter tenures. Read more
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Lyda Krewson edges out Tishaura Jones in tight Democratic mayoral primary
If history's any indication, Krewson will likely be the next mayor of St. Louis. Read more
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The complex legacy of Francis Slay, St. Louis' longest-serving mayor
How's he done? That depends on whom you ask. Read more
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In this year's mayoral primaries, race is no longer the central factor
Race is at the base of many of America’s problems, and St. Louis is no exception. Yet when it comes to city politics, 2017 is a far cry from two decades ago. Read more
