ST. LOUIS (KMOX) - Incumbent St. Louis Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed defeated his three challengers Tuesday night and moves on to the general municipal election in April.Reed finished the evening with 36 percent of the vote. State Sen. Jamilah Nasheed and St. Louis Alderwoman Megan Green were virtually tied with 31 percent of the vote, Nasheed edging Green by less than 200 votes.
Realted: Megan Green blasts Police Union after social media posts mock herVoters in even numbered wards also turned out, the winners are as follows with their percentage of the vote in parentheses:
WARD 2: Lisa Middlebrook (63%)WARD 4: Sam Moore (53%)WARD 6: Christine Ingrassia (D) (44%), Michael Hebron (R) (unopposed)WARD 8: Annie Rice (69%)WARD 10: Joe Vollmer (61%)WARD 12: Larry Arnowitz (74%)WARD 14: Carol Howard (52%)WARD 16: Thomas Oldenburg (unopposed)WARD 18: Jesse Todd (39%)WARD 20: Cara Spencer (70%)WARD 22: Jeffrey Boyd (60%)WARD 24: Bret Narayan (56%)WARD 26: Shameem Hubbard (37%)WARD 28: Heather Navarro (unopposed)Lewis Reed heads to the general election on April 2 with the Green Party's Jerome Bauer the only person standing in the path of reelection. Christine Ingrassia faces Michael Hebron.
