By Sarah Johnson Record Staff Writer The filing deadline for the August and November elections ended Tuesday evening with two more candidates adding their names to the ballot. The three-way race for …
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State Filings State Rep. Bart Korman, a Republican from High Hill, is seeking another term in the 42nd District. He will face Democratic candidate Rod Sturgeon, Montgomery City, in the November general election. The 42nd District includes nearly all of Warren and Montgomery counties, with the exception of small areas around Wellsville and Foristell. Incumbent state Rep. Bryan Spencer (R-Wentzville) will face Democratic candidate David Knisley, Wentzville, in November for the House seat in the 63rd District, which includes Wright City and nearly all of Innsbrook and northwestern St. Charles County. Ed Scheiffer (D-Troy) and Jeanie Riddle (R-Fulton) have filed for Senate District 10, a seat currently held by Jolie Justus (D-Kansas City). Justus is term-limited out.
