• Missourian
• Vox
• Members
• From Readers
• Classifieds
• Archives

E-mail Print

2009 Columbia Voters Guide

Friday, April 3, 2009 | 7:51 p.m. CDT; updated 11:55 a.m. CDT, Monday, April 6, 2009

Members of the Rock Bridge High School Dems listen to school board candidates answer questions on Tuesday. The students hosted the forum event for the candidates in the upcoming election. They collected the questions from students and audiences who participated in this event.   ¦  JOON HYOUNG KIM/Missourian

BY Missourian Staff

Elections for the Second Ward, Sixth Ward, and school board are on Tuesday.  There are two candidates running in the sixth and second wards.  There are nine running for two openings on the Columbia School Board. 

Click to learn more about each candidate in the Voters Guide.

MoreStory

---

---

Related Media

• 
  As two school board members, Michelle Gadbois and Steve Calloway, leave, two new members, Michelle Pruitt and Christine King, are sworn in Monday at the District’s Administration Building. Gadbois discusses her feelings about leaving the district as Pruitt and King discuss their excitement for joining the board.
• 
  Michelle Pruitt, left, newly elected member of the Columbia Board of Education, is sworn into office by Lynn Barnett, assistant superintendent and secretary of the board, during the board meeting at the Public School Administration building Monday.
• 
• 
  Top row, left to right: Marc Bledsoe, Jeannine Craig, Greg Flippin, Dan Holt
  Bottom row, left to right: Christine King, Sam Phillips, Michelle Pruitt, Adam Sorg
  Not pictured: Bill Merideth

---

Related Articles

• The Beat: Columbia residents vote for City Council members
• Election results
• Pruitt, King win seats on Columbia School Board
• Janku ready to pass baton after 18 years on Council
• The Beat: Columbia School Board candidates vie for two seats
• LETTER: Robison an independent voice in Sixth Ward
• Today's Question: Putting the election winners to work
• Council candidates differ on growth-management philosophies
• Candidates push ideas for economic development, job creation
• Boone County polling sites cut to 45

Like what you see here? Become a member.

Leave a comment

Speak up and join the conversation! Make sure to follow the guidelines outlined below and register with our site. You must be logged in to comment. (Our full comment policy is here.)

• Don't use obscene, profane or vulgar language.
• Don't use language that makes personal attacks on fellow commenters or discriminates based on race, religion, gender or ethnicity.
• Use your real first and last name when registering on the website. It will be published with every comment. (Read why we ask for that here.)
• Don’t solicit or promote businesses.

We are not able to monitor every comment that comes through. If you see something objectionable, please click the "Report comment" link.

You must be logged in to comment.