There were a number of races and issues on Tuesday's election ballot in Warren County. A total of 2,614 ballots were cast in the election, comprising 11.9 percent of the county's 21,962 registered voters. Following is a brief summary of the unofficial results. The results are not considered final until they are certified. Complete results and comments from winning candidates will be found in the Thursday, April 4, edition of the Warren County Record: The county's proposal to levy a local use tax on items purchased outside Missouri was approved by voters.

Warrenton Ward 1 Alderman — Karen Casserly defeated Ron Jurgesmeyer; Ward 2 Alderman — Gary Auch outpolled Scott Costello; and Ward 3 Alderman — Incumbent John Clark was successful in his re-election bid over Donald Broering. A proposal to extend the city limits by 600 feet west of the existing city limits also was approved.

Wright City Ward 1 Alderman — Incumbent Danny Rowden was re-elected, defeating challenger Matt Barbey.

Ward 2 Alderman — Incumbent Jim Toothman was the winner over Forrest Bruce and Angie Reynolds.

Wright City R-II School Board Both incumbents, Austin Jones and Mary E. Groeper, were re-elected.

Village of Innsbrook Board of Trustees Incumbent board members Jeff Thomsen and Jerry Rust were the winners in a four-candidate race, as well as Trish Dunn. Diane Moyerman received the fewest votes of active candidates.

Marthasville, Truesdale, Village of Pendleton Candidates for mayor and the boards of alderman in the cities of Marthasville and Truesdale ran unopposed in Tuesday's election. There also were only two candidates for the board of trustees in the Village of Pendleton.

Washington School District A portion of the Washington School District extends into southern Warren County. Trish Mitchell and Daniel Contarini received the most votes in a three-way race for two seats on the Washington School Board. The third candidate was John B. Lippert. Warren county voters also approved both ballot issues for the Washington School District.