February 28 St. Louis City Caucus Locations

Ward

Location

Ward 1

Mathew Dickey Boys & Girls Club

4245 N Kingswayhighway

Ward 2

North Park United Methodist

1525 Orchid Ave

Ward 3

Clay School Gymnasium

3820 N 14th Street

Ward 4

Pleasant Grove Baptist Church

2411 Belle Glade

Ward 5

Carr Square Community Center

1629 Biddle

Ward 6

Southside Wellness Center

3017 Park Ave

Ward 7

St Raymond’s Hall

939 Lebanon Drive

Ward 8

Southwest Garden Neighborhood Assoc

4950 Southwest

Ward 9

Democratic Headquarters

1905 Arsenal Street

Ward 10

St. Ambrose Church Basement

5130 Wilson

Ward 11

Ivory Theatre

7620 Michigan Ave

Ward 12

St Lucas Church

7100 Morganford RD

Ward 13

Firefighter’s Hall

4271 Delor Street

Ward 14

Firefighter’s Hall

4271 Delor Street

Ward 15

St Marian Middle School

4135 Humphrey

Ward 16

Buder Library

4401 Hampton Ave

Ward 17

Park Place Apts

4399 Forest Park

Ward 18

Roosevelt Town 1st Floor

711 N Euclid

Ward 19

JBL Senior Center

2829 Howard

Ward 20

Monroe School

3600 Missouri

Ward 21

Yateman CEC School

4265 Athlone Ave

Ward 22

Friendly Temple MB Church

5544 Dr. Martin Luther King Dr.

Ward 23

St. Louis Police Officers Assc. Hall

3710 Hampton Ave

Ward 24

Seamus Mc Daniels

1208 Tamm Ave

Ward 25

St Anthony Parish Hall

3133-35 Meramec

Ward 26

St Paul Church AME

1260 Hamilton

Ward 27

Greater Pentacostal Church

6080 W Florissant

Ward 28

St Louis Public Library Schafly Branch

225 North Euclid

 

Iowa Healthcare Video In what many called a turning point in the contest for the Presidential nomination Missouri Democrats delivered the majority of their votes to Illinois Senator Barack Obama.  Leading the State was the City of St. Louis giving Obama over 70% of the votes cast in the City.  Adding to those numbers, Barack Obama received nearly 62% of the Democratic vote in St. Louis County. 

Perhaps the best news for CityDems from February 5th was that nearly 235,000 more Democrats than Republicans voted in the Missouri Primary

Brent Martin
MissouriNet.com

JEFFERSON CITY — A top Republican leader expects 2008 to be a rough election year for his party.

House Speaker Rod Jetton (R-Marble Hill) is the one who pushed for Republicans to elect a Speaker-designate. The House Republican Caucus elected Representative Ron Richard (R-Joplin), who now will have a year to learn the ropes from Jetton so he will be ready to become Speaker in 2009, after the November 2008 elections.

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