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Case Information

Filed 2025-04-04
Type Ap Writ Other
Docket 5 entries

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Plaintiff Jefferson County Election Authority|Cordes, Jason Louis|Jeannie Goff, County Clerk|Cordes, Jason Louis

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  2. ase Disp - Petition Sustained
  3. ourt Order Issued Pursuant to section 115.024, RSMo, the County Clerk of Jefferson County (Clerk) filed a petition to the election panel for the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, with a request pertaining to the municipal general election currently scheduled for April 8, 2025. Section 115.024.4, RSMo, allows the election panel of this Court to order the election authority to relocate polling places in the event any disaster prevents an election from occurring at that polling place. Disaster is defined to include "any catastrophic or natural disaster .. .. " Section 115.024.1, RSMo. Clerk alleges there is a natural disaster due to flooding that will prohibit the election from occurring at the Rockwood voting precinct at the Brookdale Farms polling place at 7916 Twin River Road, Eureka, Missouri. According to Clerk and the exhibits filed, the Meramec River is expected to be in major flood state on April 8, 2025 and will prevent voters from accessing this polling place. Clerk asks this Court to move the polling place to the Eureka Firehouse #1 located at 4849 MO-109, Eureka, Missouri. The current emergency due to the flooding qualifies as a disaster under section 115.024 that will prohibit the general election from occurring at the Rockwood voting precinct at the Brookdale Farms polling place at 7916 Twin River Road, Eureka, Missouri on April 8, 2025, and authorizes this Court to move the polling place. Pursuant to section 115.024 and Supreme Court Operating Rule 24.01 (a), the Election Panel for the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, grants the petition of the Clerk as proposed in the petition. Accordingly, the Rockwood voting precinct at the Brookdale Farms polling place at 7916 Twin River Road, Eureka, Missouri on April 8, 2025, is moved to Eureka Firehouse #1 located at 4849 MO-109, Eureka, Missouri.
  4. o Filing Fee Due
  5. iling Info Sheet eFiling Filed By: JASON LOUIS CORDES

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