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Track Live Election Results, April 4, 2023

Polls are officially closed and election results will be coming in shortly.

Below is a list of the major races and ballot measures we’ll be following.

To follow Greene County election races, click here.

We’ll have results here and on 93-3 A-M 560 KWTO with separate stories on all of the different elections, including mayoral and city council races, school board races and so on, right here on 933kwto.com

Mayor/City Council Races:

Springfield Mayor’s Race:

  • Ken McClure
  • Melanie Bach

Springfield City Council General Seat C:

  • Callie Carroll
  • Jeremy Dean

Springfield City Council General Seat D:

  • Derek Lee
  • Bruce K. Adib-Yazdi

Springfield City Council Zone 3:

  • Brandon Jenson
  • David Nokes

Ozark Mayor’s Race:

  • Eddie Campbell
  • David T. Snider
  • Donald Currence

City of Ozark Ward 2 Alderman:

  • Jim Price
  • Joshua C. Tuning
  • Jean Ann Hutchinson

Branson Mayor’s Race:

  • Larry Milton
  • Karen Best
  • Charles Rodriguez

City of Marshfield West Ward Alderman:

  • Robert V. Boggs
  • Earl Terrill

School Board Races:

Springfield School Board Race (2 voted in):

  • Landon McCarter
  • Shurita Thomas-Tate
  • Judy Brunner
  • Chad Rollins

Republic School Board Race (3 voted in):

  • Denny Lawson
  • John Parker
  • Terry McConnell
  • Adam Poulson

Willard School Board Race (3 voted in):

  • Jason Dixon
  • Sutton Berry
  • Lacee Blunt
  • Eric L. Wilkins
  • Curtis Martin
  • Wesley Burrell

Walnut Grove School Board Race (3 voted in):

  • Diane R. Smith
  • Jeffrey Daniel Kruger
  • Jeremy Kelley
  • Tyler Jeffreys
  • Daphne Wilkins
  • Brandon Chad Simpson

Nixa School Board Race (3 voted in):

  • Heather Zoromski
  • Linda L. Daugherty
  • Alex Bryant
  • Elizabeth Dudash-Buskirk
  • Jasen D. Goodall

Ozark School Board Race (3 voted in):

  • Amber Bryant
  • Ralph Phillips
  • Guy Callaway
  • Joey Mills
  • Anthony Petrosino
  • Christina Tonsing
  • Amy S. Wilkerson
  • Jeremy Devoto
  • Lisa Tindall
  • Joshua Hartman

Ballot Issues:

Christian County Sales Tax Issue:

  • 3% county-wide sales tax on all non-medical adult use marijuana sold with the county

City of Springfield Question 3:

  • Repeal of existing 5% hotel/motel/tourist court tax and replace it with a licensing tax at the same 5% rate for hotels, motels and tourist courts and add short-term rentals, such as Airbnb

City of Springfield Question 1:

  • Updates to City Charter, including adding hiring preferences to all honorably discharged military veterans

City of Springfield Question 2:

  • Would allow the City Council to approve acceptance of a bid and entry into a contract with the successful bidder in the same meeting.

City of Nixa Question:

  • 0.75% general sales tax to improve public safety, including hiring additional police officers and construction of a new headquarters.

City of Marshfield Proposition:

  • Half cent general sales tax to improve public safety, including hiring additional police officers and staff.

City of Clever Proposition:

  • Half cent general sales tax to improve public safety, including hiring additional police officers and staff.

City of Ozark Question:

  • 3% sales tax on all retail sales of non-medical adult use marijuana sold within the city. Tax would fund the police department.

Fire Protection District Ballot Issues:

Willard Fire Protection District: Proposition Fire

  • $10 million bond issue to acquire and renovate fire stations, vehicles and equipment

Fair Grove Fire Protection District: Proposition Fire

  • $3 million bond issue for acquiring, building, improving, equipping and maintaining fire stations.

Billings Fire Protection District: Proposition Fire

  • #3 million bond issue for acquiring, building, improving, equipping and maintaining fire stations.

School District Ballot Issues:

Springfield R-12 School District Proposition S:

  • $220 million to fund school improvements prioritized by a citizen task force that will impact all SPS schools.

Republic R-3 School District Question:

  • $47 million “no tax increase” bond would pay for a new 5th/6th grade building, among other renovations.

Ash Grove R-4 School District Proposition K.I.D.S:

  • $9.4 million bond issue to add six new classrooms, new restrooms and a gymnasium that would double as a storm shelter.

Strafford R-6 School District Proposition K.I.D.S:

  • $10 million bond issue to build classroom additions and renovate the Lucille Cogdill Early Childhood Center.

Strafford R-6 School District Proposition 2:

  • Operating tax levy increase for attracting and retaining quality certified, support and safety faculty and staff.

Nixa Public Schools Question:

  • $47 million bond issue to pay for renovations and add safety features

Marshfield R-1 School District Question:

  • $10 million “no tax increase” bond issue for acquiring, building, repairing, renovating, furnishing and equipping school facilities, including a storm shelter and expanding the agriculture shop.

Fordland R-3 School District Question:

  • Operating tax levy ceiling increase for operating, maintaining and staff school facilities