Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Democrat Vicki Lorenz-Englund won the Missouri House of Representatives' newly redrawn 94th district by 306 votes over Republican incumbent Cloria Brown.
In one of the closest races in South County, Democrat Vicki Englund defeated Republican incumbent Cloria Brown for the Missouri House of Representatives' newly redrawn 94th district, which covers Mehlville and parts of Green Park and Concord. "I'm still in shock," Englund said. "I still think I should go out and door-knock." Englund won by only 306 votes out of almost 17,000. The election marked round three in an ongoing political battle between Englund and Brown. In 2008, Englund defeated Brown in an election to represent the 85th District, which previously included all or parts of Mehlville, Lemay and Affton, among other sections of South County. The two candidates faced off again in 2010, when Brown won the election. "Two years ago I …
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Republican Cloria Brown and Democrat Vicki Englund will vie for the 94th District, covering Mehlville and parts of Affton for the third time.
Mehlville's Rep. Cloria Brown defeated Tim Hotop in the Republican primary Tuesday night and will face Democrat Vicki Englund for the third time in November. Brown was an incumbent who captured 2,174 or 75.46 percent of the votes. She celebrated with friends and family at an election party at Two Hearts Banquet Center on Lindbergh Boulevard. "I'm lucky that I'm blessed with a great work ethic, a lot of stamina and a very supportive husband," she said after the victory. Hotop did not respond to requests for comments. Looking ahead to the November election Brown's victory sets up a well-established November rematch with Englund, who won unopposed in the primary. In 2008, Englund defeated Brown in an election to represent the 85th …
Friday, August 3, 2012
Brown has represented Mehlville since 2010 and is running for re-election.
Name : Ms. Cloria Brown Also known as : Clo Age : 70 Place of residence : 3306 Lone Elm Drive 63125 Attended college : Yes College : Washington University Degree : B.S. Information Systems Year of graduation : 1978 Job titles held : Programmer Analyst, Systems Analyst, Project Leader Manager, Director, Vice President Employers : Statistical Tabulating Corporation, Wohl Shoe, MasterCard International Party affiliation : Republican Running for a: State office Running for position: State Representative 94th District Chamber/district: Currently in the 85th but with redistricting I will be in the 94th Incumbent: Yes First elected: 02 November 2010 Previous elective offices : Lemay Republican Committeewoman Unsuccessful bids for elective offices…
Friday, June 29, 2012
The Supreme Court’s ruling was one of the topics discussed at Thursday night’s town hall meeting with State Representatives Marsha Haefner and Cloria Brown.
Thursday night, in a town hall meeting meant to be dedicated for a review of the last state legislative session, the topic of the Supreme Court’s decision on health care took over the night’s discussion. The discussion over health care law, however, didn’t happen until about an hour or so into the meeting, after Missouri Representatives Marsha Haefner (R-100) and Cloria Brown (R-85) gave a rundown of the latest Missouri Congress session. It was after that when a 16-year-old got up to ask how the health care bill would affect Missouri in the future. “That’s a great question for a 16-year-old,” said a member of the audience as some cheered and clapped for the young man. Thursday morning’s Supreme Court ruling was not popular among the public…
Friday, January 13, 2012
U.S. Senate candidates Todd Akin and John Brunner mixed it up with in Oakville, along with candidates for the U.S. House, and a good handful of state-level hopefuls.
Missouri’s senior U.S. senator, Claire McCaskill, will face a conservative Republican for her seat in November. The question is, will it be Rep. Todd Akin, a representative since 2001 who is giving up his congressional seat to run for the senate, or St. Louis businessman John Brunner? Both Akin and Brunner were both at a Republican forum Thursday night at the Cliff Cave branch of the St. Louis County Library. More than 100 folks came on the frigid evening to the event sponsored by the Tesson Ferry Township Republican Club. Each candidate running for office had five minutes to make his case. Akin and Brunner were first on the docket. Akin explained how the deficit budget is heading the United States down the wrong path. He said if we got …
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