Saturday, March 30, 2013
Here's everything you need to know when heading to the polls Tuesday, April 2, for the election if you live in the University City area.
Tuesday, April 2, is election day and School District of University City voters have several important issues and races on the ballot. The Missouri Secretary of State's office provides the following hints for those heading to the polls. Helpful Hints University City voters will cast their votes at one of the following polling places. Polling Places
Saturday, March 2, 2013
The last day to register to vote in the April election is days away.
If you want to vote in the April 2 election, the deadline is fast approaching to register to vote in St. Louis County. Voters must be registered by March 6 to vote in the April election. In order to register, you must: Missourians can register to vote by one of the following methods: St. Louis County residents can also send in a completed voter registration application to: The Board of Election Commissioners, 12 Sunnen Dr., Ste. 126 St. Louis, MO 63143. If mailing your registration, it must be postmarked by March 6. For more information, check out the Board of Election Commissioners website.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Patch wants to know why you voted today. And once you're done telling us why you voted, be sure to upload a photo of your "I Voted" sticker.
People vote for all sorts of different reasons, not least of which is it's among the most patriotic things you can do. And today, millions of people will be heading to their nearest voting booth to cast their ballot. We want to know why. Share with us the reason you voted today by leaving a comment below. Once your done with that, be sure to upload a photo of your "I Voted" picture. All you have to do is click on the "Upload Photos and Videos" link and your photo will be added to our gallery. Happy voting!
Monday, November 5, 2012
Here's a look at our plans for the day, and how we want you to get involved in University City.
Are you heading to the polls to cast your vote in Tuesday's election? There is a lot a stake. In addition to electing our president for the next four years, St. Louis County voters are also picking a U.S. senator. At the state level, voters will pick a governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, state treasurer, along with state senators, representatives and judges. For a big picture look at it all, check out our Patch Election Guide. Need to find your polling place? We have that too. So what will we be doing? We'll be visiting area polling places, talking to voters about what was important to them and to see if there's anything amiss at the polls. Here in University City and other Patch sites in St. Louis, …
Here's everything you need to know when heading to the polls today for the election if you live in the University City area.
Missouri's primary election is today and University City voters have several important issues and races on the ballot. The Missouri Secretary of State's office provides the following hints for those heading to the polls today. Helpful Hints University City voters will cast their votes at one of the following polling places. Polling Places
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
"Patch" was on the scene throughout the day and evening for real-time social media updates, as well as on-site reporting from our editors.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
All the news you need for Tuesday, Feb. 7.
Good morning University City! Today is Missouri's presidential primary. Welcome to the column that will help you get through the day. Every Monday through Friday, we'll tell you what's going on around town, what you need to know and where the traffic snags might be. Have a suggestion to make University City Patch more helpful? Leave a comment or drop me an email at maggie.rotermund@patch.com. Do you use social media? Check us out on Facebook and Twitter.
Cheryl Rowland
9:20 pm on Tuesday, November 6, 2012
I voted today, because I like to be able to have a say in the path our country is going even if my candidates don't win; but more importantly because if you don't vote you are being disrespectful of all the individuals who have served in the military (I served 22 years in the Army) from the Revolutionary War through current conflicts (wars), some of these individuals gave the ultimate for us to … more ›