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St. Charles council opposes moving municipal elections to November
Summary
The council unanimously adopted a resolution opposing Missouri proposals to eliminate April municipal elections and move local elections to the November general election; the resolution was approved by the mayor as R26001.
The St. Charles City Council on Jan. 6 unanimously adopted a resolution opposing legislative proposals in Missouri that would eliminate the traditional April municipal election date and move municipal elections to the November general election.
The resolution, sponsored by Councilmembers including Bill Otto and Mark Hollander, passed by roll-call vote with all present members voting "aye." The measure was approved by Mayor Daniel J. Borgrneyer on Jan. 7 and is recorded as Resolution R26001.
Council members said they support preserving the local election date; no amendments or dissenting votes were recorded in the meeting minutes.
The resolution is now part of the city record; any further municipal action would depend on state legislative developments.
