STILL HAVE A LITTLE RESEARCH TO DO BEFORE YOU VOTE ON TUESDAY? HERE'S INFORMATION ON RACES AND AMENDMENTS, AND A WAY TO WATCH THAT DEBATE BETWEEN MANTOVANI AND PAGE.

Election day is this Tuesday, November 8th. 

NEED A SAMPLE BALLOT?

This link takes you to the St. Louis County Board of Elections site. You can check where polling places are, put in your address to see a sample ballot, etc. 

ST. LOUIS COUNTY EXECUTIVE RACE

Mark Mantovani is looking to oust Sam Page. 

Page is controversial because he shut down businesses, halted student sports, and influenced schools toward virtual learning, which led to a plummet in standardized test scores. 

See the recent debate between Mantovani and Page here.

Note: State Senate candidate Ben Brown is a business owner who took Page to court. The judge in the case ruled Page could not legally mandate such shut downs on his own. Brown is running in senate district 26.

MO AMENDMENTS AT A GLANCE

Amendment 1:
Overrides current restrictions on state investments. 

Amendment 3:

Amends Missouri's constitution to legalize recreational marijuana.

Appoints an equity officer to manage getting information to "communities impacted by marijuana prohibition."

Note: Criticized by people both for and against legalizing marijuana.

Amendment 4:

Increases minimum funding for police.

Amendment 5:

Makes Missouri's National Guard its own agency that reports directly to the governor.

DEEP DIVE INTO THE AMENDMENTS?

If you're looking for more detailed information on the amendments on the ballot, this link takes you to videos of presentations on each one, including question and answer sessions.

Here's who gave the presentations:

Amendment 1:

Missouri State Representative Bill Owen (R-District 131).

Rep. Owen is a member of the Missouri House Pensions Committee.

Amendment 3:

Eapen Thampy, Co-Sponsor of the Missouri Constitutional Conservatives PAC.

Amendment 4:

Major David Nokes, Springfield Police (Retired).

Amendment 5:

Lt. Col. Don Koonce, Missouri Army National Guard (Retired).

Constitutional Convention Question: Ron Calzone, Founding Director of Missouri First

CANDIDATES RE: OUR SCHOOLS

The St. Louis County Family Association gave school-related questions to the candidates in 9 competitive state races. Here are their answers.

JUST WANT TO KNOW HOW OTHERS ARE VOTING?

Conservative talk radio host Marc Cox put together this voter guide.