Write-in campaign in Clayton fails. Longtime alderwoman wins

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Cara Spencer wins landslide in St. Louis mayor's race, beats Tishaura Jones by 28 points Ian Froeb's STL 100: The best St. Louis restaurants of 2025 US citizenship ceremony in St. Louis brings joy, relief amid Trump crackdown How 3 men cornered the St. Louis cocaine market, killed to protect it -- and got caught Man 'drunk out of his mind' during downtown St. Louis road rage beating St. Louis sports radio show accused of spreading false rumor about Ole Miss student Grandmother grieving St. Peters boy is 'livid' he was on a motorcycle Washington University art student booted off campus for pro-Palestine sculpture Trump cuts hit Missouri History Museum in St. Louis Mail delays stretch for weeks in St. Louis.
48% : A longtime alderwoman will become mayor here after defeating a write-in challenge sparked by residents' opposition to a former Washington University plan to build athletic fields near their homes.
46% : When you don't hear what you thought you heard in court Conservative candidates lose key school board races in St. Charles County Embattled St. Louis school board president fights to retain control Protesters tee off against Trump and Musk in 'Hands Off!' rallies across the US Blues were hoping for better news on Dylan Holloway, but must trust 'herd, pack mentality' But Hummell supporters said they also voted for him because of his stance on WashU's proposal last year to move softball and baseball fields to 27 acres on the western end of Concordia Seminary, near a residential neighborhood along on Big Bend Boulevard.
42% : While WashU has withdrawn its plans for athletic fields on Concordia, both McAndrew and Hummell said they will work to address residents' concerns about any future proposals for the site.

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