Voting places will be open all day Tuesday until 7 p.m. throughout Warren County. A number of seats for boards of aldermen, school boards and fire protection districts will be decided today.Don't …
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American Legion Hall, South Highway 47
Marthasville Fire Station #3 in Dutzow
Lions Club building, Warrenton Fairgrounds
St. John’s Lutheran Church, South Highway 47
Gore-Case Community building
Wright City Lions Club building
Immanuels United Church of Christ basement
Innsbrook Village Hall
Lake Sherwood Community Center
Clubhouse facility at Lake View Mobile Home Park
Marthasville City Hall
Warrenton Fire District Station No. 3 in Pendleton
Truesdale City Hall
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Warrenton Baptist Church
Friedens United Methodist Church of Christ basement
College Methodist Church educational building
Central Grove Methodist Church
Immanuel United Church of Christ educational building
First Baptist Church of Christ educational building
ELECTION TUESDAY — Residents vote during the election on Tuesday at St. John's Lutheran Church. Officials said voter turnout had been particularly slow compared to the November election, with only 45 voters between 6 and 8:30 a.m.
Record photo/Derrick ForsytheTAKING A BALLOT — A voter receives a ballot Tuesday morning at the polls at St. John's Lutheran Church. Officials said voter turnout had been low, with only 45 people passing through during the first few hours.
Record photo/Derrick Forsythe