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Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe got many of his priorities passed.
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Tishaura Jones’ loss in last month’s mayor’s election is part of a trend in St. Louis-area politics over the past few years. After ascending to some of the most powerful posts in local government, several Black female political figures either left office or were defeated.
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Tishaura Jones spent more than 20 years in local elected office before she lost her bid for a second term as St. Louis mayor to Cara Spencer.
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No one responded by Monday to a federal judge who wanted answers to why the case should be in federal court.
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The former alderwoman will have to navigate an independent aldermanic board and a major change to the management of the city’s police department.
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School boards in the Ferguson-Florissant and Riverview Garden school districts retain most incumbent leaders to bring stability as they navigate financial uncertainty.
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St. Louis voters ousted two citywide officials but reelected Board of Aldermen incumbents.
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St. Louis voters elected a new leader and 3 newcomers to the city's public school board.
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The result is a major win for St. Louis County Executive Sam Page, who argued that the proposal amounted to a power grab by the county council.
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Three of the seven races for odd-numbered wards were uncontested. The elected officials will be sworn into office on April 15.