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Springfield, MO
Seats up for election are: mayor, currently held by Tom Carlson, who is not running for re-election; General Seat A, currently held by Mary Collette; General Seat B, currently held by Gary Deaver; Zone 1, currently held by Denny Whayne; and Zone 4, currently held by John Wylie.
Filing information also will be made available on the city’s Web site Monday morning; petitions, however, must be obtained in person. Candidates must file between Oct. 7 and Nov. 18 during regular office hours.
Candidates must meet the following criteria:
• Be a qualified voter of Springfield;
• Be a Springfield resident for at least two years immediately prior to the election; and
• Be a resident of the respective zone for at least one year if filing for a zone seat.
Petitions for a zone seat must have 100 registered voter signatures from that zone, and petitions for a general seat must have 200 registered voter signatures from within city limits.
If more than two candidates qualify for a position, they will be on the ballot in the Feb. 3 primary election. The two candidates receiving the most votes in that election will be on the April 7 ballot in the regular municipal general election.
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