Vote for Paul Woody, He'll Take the Job of State Legislator Seriously, He Will Work Hard and Won't Quit Before He Gets The Job Done. 

St. Charles County Republicans don't care about doing their duty and completing the job they are elected to do.  They don't care how many special elections that the taxpayers have to foot the bill while they move on to the next higher paying government job. 

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BY MARK SCHLINKMANN > mschlinkmann@post-dispatch.com > 636-255-7203 | Posted: Thursday, August 26, 2010 11:44 am | 

ST. CHARLES - St. Charles Mayor Patti York's bid for a fourth term next year could draw opposition from state Rep. Sally Faith.

Faith, a fellow St. Charles Republican, confirmed Thursday that she's considering running for mayor.

She emphasized, however, that her attention now is focused on winning re-election to her House seat in the upcoming Nov. 2 election.  She said she'll decide on whether to enter the mayor's race at some point after that.

Faith, in a brief interview, offered no criticism of York and said she would stress her years of experience in state and local government if she ran for mayor.

Faith, 65, has been a House member since 2005 and is running for her fourth and final term allowed under the state's term limit law. Previously she served 10 years on the St. Charles County Council and on the St. Charles Community College board.

St. Charles has no term limits for municipal office so there's nothing to bar York, 58, from running again. City elected officials in St. Charles run on a nonpartisan basis.  The next mayor will be chosen in April.

If more than two candidates file, a primary in February would narrow the field.

To retain her House seat, Faith must defeat Democratic nominee Paul Woody of St. Charles County.

Woody, 30, a lawyer, used to be an aide to Bob Holden when he was governor and also is a former House Democratic staffer. Libertarian Bill Slantz of St. Charles County also will be on the ballot.

On Sunday, Aug. 29th Vickie will be having a BBQ fundraiser and meet and greet at the parking lot at Heaven Scent Bakery from noon til 5pm at 1133 Bryan Road.  There will be hamburgers, brats and hot dogs and donations will be accepted.  Come to all three of these exciting events to help sponsor the campaign of Vickie Boedeker for State Rep in the 13th.  Vickie has a history of accomplishments as she served the citizens of Wentzville well as their Mayor for multiple terms.  Vickie is a nurse who serves her patients in hospice. 

Also plannned for October are a Trivia Night and a Golf Tournament.

You can contact the campaign at 314-800-5013 and for more details on these three events you can click on them on the left side of this website for locations and times.

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It was a great visit on Sunday August 1 at the St. Charles County Democratic Campaign Office.  Robin Carnahan and her mother Jean and husband Juan Carlos Antolinez had a fine time sharing food and friendship with the St. Charles County residents. There was plenty of food, drink and political speeches for all.

The office was packed with active Robin supporters and all of the candidates for state office in St. Charles county. 

You can view pictures from the visit on Robin Carnahan for Senate Flickr, the link is above or below

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ROBIN CARNAHAN IS COMING TO ST. CHARLES COUNTY TO KICK OFF THE CAMPAIGN!!

St. Charles County is in play this year boys and girls and we are going to prove it! ROBIN CARNAHAN is coming to town to get the campaign started this Sunday at 4:00.

We will have BBQ, drinks and our future U.S. Senator along with our local leaders and Democratic State Representative Candidates. One on one personal time with the next US Senator from MO. 

Let's come together Sunday to show the State and the Country that we mean business in St. Charles County! Our county is the most IMPORTANT IN THE STATE THIS YEAR FOR A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY!!

We will take over the State House by winning a couple of State Rep. seats in our county and we will keep a MAJORITY in the U.S. SENATE by winning ST. CHARLES COUNTY FOR ROBIN CARNAHAN THIS YEAR!

So come out and get the train rolling this Sunday as we prove to everyone WE ARE NOT GOING TO ROLL OVER TO THE GOOD OL' BOY, MONEY GRUBBING POLITICS THAT HAVE CONTROLLED THIS COUNTY AND OUR STATE FOR YEARS!!

Invite all your friends, GOD BLESS and we'll see you there! 

Pictures are from Robin's last visit to St. Charles County at First Capitol Dinner in O'Fallon on June 17th, 2010

On July 14th at the regular second Wednesday meeting night, a fine line up of the Democratic candidates for State Rep was welcomed by the Alliance members and many interested voters.  All the candidates or their representatives gave outlines of their battle plans for the next thre and a half months.  Our candidates in St. Charles county know what their voters are concerned about this year and they are listening.  They will go to Jeff City in January and work hard for Missourians by focusing their attention on what really matters right now. JOBS, EDUCATION AND FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY.  In attendance on July 14th were: Dick Trueba (12th). Vickie Boedeker (13th), Kyle Meadows (14th) Paul Woody (15th), a rep for Debbie Bixler (16th), Kenny Biermann's wife (17th), a rep for Gary McKiddy (18th) Matt Simmons (19th)

The room at the St. Charles Justice Center was filled with familiar faces and many newly interested voters who want to know what the candidates have to say and to meet them personally.  The Alliance will meet again on August 11th, as they do every month on the 2nd Wednesday,  The meetings are held at the St. Charles Justice Center on Zumbehl road.  For any details or questions about the Alliance call at 636-219-1387 or 636-272-8160