Missouri Judicial Elections, 2010

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The Missouri judicial elections of 2010 consisted of a Primary Election on August 3, 2010 and a General Election on November 2, 2010.

Supreme Court[edit]

Justices are chosen according to the Missouri Plan by the Missouri Appellate Judicial Commission.

Court of Appeals[edit]

These judges were up for retention in 2010:

Eastern District[edit]

Southern District[edit]

Western District[edit]

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Circuit Courts[edit]

Circuit/Division Candidates Primary results Results
Circuit 1 (D): Gary Dial Dial ran unopposed for re-election[5] Dial was re-elected receiving 100% of the vote.[6]
Circuit 5 Buchanan County, Division 2 (D): Weldon C. Judah[7] Judah ran unopposed for re-election[8][9] Judah was re-elected receiving 100% of the vote.[10]
Circuit 7 Division 1 Shane T. Alexander Alexander was up for retention Alexander was retained receiving 64.9% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 7 Division 3 K. Elizabeth Davis Davis was up for retention Davis was retained receiving 64% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 8 (R): David H. Miller Miller ran unopposed for re-election Miller was re-elected receiving 100% of the vote.[12]
Circuit 11, Division 2 (R): Nancy L. Schneider Schneider ran unopposed for re-election Schneider was re-elected receiving 100% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 13, Division 2 (D): Gary Oxenhandler Oxenhandler ran unopposed for re-election Oxenhandler was re-elected receiving 100% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 13, Division 5 (D): Larry Bryson and Kim Shaw Larry Bryson[13] Larry Bryson
Circuit 13, Division 6 (D): Carol England[14] England ran unopposed for re-election Carol England
Circuit 13, Division 7 (D): Robert R. Sterner[14] Sterner ran unopposed for re-election Robert R. Sterner
Circuit 13, Division 9 (D): Christine Carpenter Carpenter ran unopposed for re-election Christine Carpenter
Circuit 13, Division 10 (D): Leslie Schneider Schneider ran unopposed for re-election Leslie Schneider
Circuit 13, Division 11 (D): Deborah Daniels Daniels ran unopposed for re-election Deborah Daniels
Circuit 16 Division 1 Sandra C. Midkiff Midkiff was up for retention Midkiff was retained receiving 65.6% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 16 Division 3 David M. Byrn Byrn was up for retention Byrn was retained receiving 65.4% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 16 Division 6 J. Dale Youngs Youngs was up for retention Youngs was retained receiving 64.4% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 16 Division 9 Joel Fahnestock May May was up for retention May was retained receiving 63.4% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 16 Division 10 Charles E. Atwell Atwell was up for retention Atwell was retained receiving 64.6% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 16 Division 11 Wesley Brent Powell Powell was up for retention Powell was retained receiving 65.4% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 16 Division 12 Edith Louise Messina Messina was up for retention Messina was retained receiving 66.5% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 16 Division 13 Jay A. Daugherty Daugherty was up for retention Daugherty was retained receiving 66% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 16 Division 19 Kathleen A. Forsyth Forsyth was up for retention Forsyth was retained receiving 65.6% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 17, Division 2 (D): R. Michael Wagner Wagner ran unopposed for re-election Wagner was re-elected receiving 100% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 19, Division 2 (D): Paul C. Wilson (R): Daniel Green and Terry Jarrett Wilson and Green competed in the general election.[15] Green won with 58% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 20, Division 2 (R): Ike Lamke and Cynthia M. Eckelkamp[16] Ike Lamke won with 60.1% of the vote.[15] Ike Lamke was elected receiving 100% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 21 Division 4 Thomas J. Prebil Prebil was up for retention Prebil was retained receiving 60.1% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 21 Division 7 Carolyn C. Whittington Whittington was up for re-election. Whittington was retained receiving 62.6% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 21 Division 11 Ellen Levy-Siwak Levy-Siwak was up for retention.[17] Levy-Siwak was retained receiving 62% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 21 Division 13 Barbara W. Wallace Wallace was up for retention Wallace was retained receiving 63.2% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 21 Division 14 James R. Hartenbach Hartenbach was up for retention Hartenbach was retained receiving 61.2% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 21 Division 19 Gloria Clark Reno Reno was up for retention Reno was retained receiving 60.9% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 2 Michael K. Mullen Mullen was up for retention Mullen was retained receiving 74.4% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 5 Mark H. Neill Neill was up for retention Neill was retained receiving 72.6% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 8 Angela T. Quigless Quigless was up for retention Quigless was retained receiving 75.2% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 10 Philip D. Heagney Heagney was up for retention Heagney was retained receiving 71.8% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 11 Bryan L. Hettenbach Hettenbach was up for retention Hettenbach was retained receiving 70.8% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 12 Dennis M. Schaumann Schaumann was up for retention Schaumann was retained receiving 71.5% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 15 Robin Ransom Vannoy Vannoy was up for retention Vannoy was retained receiving 73.7% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 17 David C. Mason Mason was up for retention Mason was retained receiving 72.3% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 19 Lisa Van Amburg Van Amburg was up for retention Van Amburg was retained receiving 73.9% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 22 Thomas J. Frawley Frawley was up for retention Frawley was retained receiving 71.9% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 23, Division 3 (D): Nathan B. Stewart Stewart was up for retention Stewart was re-elected receiving 100% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 25, Magistrate Division (D): Colin Long[18] Long was up for re-election. Colin Long
Circuit 25, Probate Division (D): Greg Warren[18] Warren was up for re-election. Greg Warren
Circuit 25, Division 2 (D): Mary Sheffield Sheffield was up for re-election. Sheffield was re-elected receiving 100% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 26, Division 2 (R): Kenneth M. Hayden Hayden was up for re-election. Hayden was re-elected receiving 100% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 29, Division 2 (R): David C. Dally Dally was up for re-election. Dally was re-elected receiving 100% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 31 Division 3 J. Dan Conklin Conklin was up for re-election. Conklin was retained receiving 78% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 36 (D): Robert L. Smith (R): Michael Pritchett and John H. Shock Smith and Pritchett competed in the general election.[15] Pritchett was elected receiving 63.7% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 43, Division 1 (D): Daniel L. Chadwick (R): Thomas N. Chapman Chadwick and Chapman competed in the general election. Chapman was elected receiving 67% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 43, Division 2 (D): R. Brent Elliott Elliott was up for re-election. Elliott was re-elected receiving 100% of the vote.[11]

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Associate Circuit Court judges[edit]

Circuit/Division Candidates Results
Circuit 1 Clark County (D): H. Scott Summers[22] (R): Rick Roberts Rick Roberts
Circuit 1 Scotland County (D): Karl DeMarce[23] Karl DeMarce
Circuit 1 Schuyler County (D): Brenda Swedberg-Bruner, Benjamin J. Gray and Kelly L. Lovekamp[24] Kelly L. Lovekamp won with 59% of the vote.[25]
Circuit 2 Adair County (D): Kristie Swaim[26] Kristie Swaim
Circuit 2 Knox County (D): William Alberty[27] William Alberty
Circuit 2 Lewis County (D): Fred Westhoff[28] Fred Westhoff
Circuit 3 Putnam County (D): Samuel Frank (R): James M. Garrett[29] Samuel Frank[30]
Circuit 3 Grundy County (R): Jason Slade Spillman and Steven D. Hudson[31][32] Steven D. Hudson won with 60.2% of the vote.[33]
Circuit 5 Buchanan County, Division 5 (D): Merle Kasten Turner (R): Keith Marquart[7] Keith Marquart[34]
Circuit 5 Buchanan County, Division 6 (D): Ronald R. Holliday and Ronald E. Taylor[7] Ronald E. Taylor won with 66.56% of the vote.[35]
Circuit 6 Division 4 James W. Van Amburg Van Amburg was retained receiving 66.7% of the vote.
Circuit 7 Division 5 David Chamberlain Chamberlain was retained receiving 64.9% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 7 Division 6 Donald Norris Norris was retained receiving 63.6% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 9 Linn County (D): James P. Williams[36] James P. Williams
Circuit 9 Sullivan County (D): Mary D. Craig (R): Tracey A. Mason-White[37] Tracey A. Mason-White[30]
Circuit 10 Marion County (D): John J. Jackson[38] John J. Jackson
Circuit 10 Ralls County (D): David Mobley[39] David Mobley
Circuit 10 Monroe County (D): Michael P. Wilson[40] Michael P. Wilson
Circuit 11, Division 6 (R): Timothy Lohmar[41] Timothy Lohmar
Circuit 11, Division 9 (R): Elizabeth Swann[41] Elizabeth Swann
Circuit 11, Division 10 (R): Norman Steimel[41] Norman Steimel
Circuit 11, Division 11 (R): Philip J. Ohlms[41] Philip J. Ohlms
Circuit 11, Division 2 (R): Richard Veit, Richard A. Gartner, Matthew E.P. Thornhill and Karen S. Little Matthew E.P. Thornhill won with 42.8% of the vote.[41]
Circuit 12 Audrain County (D): Linda Hamlett[42] Linda Hamlett
Circuit 15 Saline County (D): Jay Barton, James T. Bellamy and Jill Harriman Lilleman[43] James T. Bellamy won the most votes, receiving 49.7%.[44]
Circuit 16 Division 25 Richard T. Standridge Standridge was retained receiving 63.7% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 16 Division 27 Gregory B. Gillis Gillis was retained receiving 64% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 16 Division 29 Margaret L. Sauer Sauer was retained receiving 65.2% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 16 Division 30 Twila K. Rigby Rigby was retained receiving 65% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 16 Division 31 Christine T. Sill-Rogers Sill-Rogers was retained receiving 59.2% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 16 Division 33 Jeffrey L. Bushur Bushur as retained receiving 63.4% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 17 Johnson County (D): Sue Dodson[45] Sue Dodson
Circuit 17 Johnson County, Probate Division (R): Garrett R. Crouch, II[45] Garrett R. Crouch, II
Circuit 20 Osage County (D): Robert D. Schollmeyer[46] Robert D. Schollmeyer
Circuit 20 Franklin County, Division 5 (R): David B. Tobben[16] David B. Tobben
Circuit 20 Franklin County, Division 6 (D): David L. Hoven[16] David L. Hoven
Circuit 20 Franklin County, Division 7 (D): Stan Williams[16] Stan Williams
Circuit 21 Division 31 Mary E. Ott Ott was retained receiving 63.8% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 21 Division 33 Brenda Stith Loftin Loftin was retained receiving 60.3% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 21 Division 36 Ellen H. Ribaudo Ribaudo was retained receiving 60.3% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 21 Division 38 Lawrence J. Permutter Permutter was retained receiving 60.3% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 21 Division 39 Patrick Clifford Clifford was retained receiving 60.3% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 21 Division 40 Dennis Smith Smith was retained receiving 60.2% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 21 Division 41 Judy P. Draper Draper was retained receiving 55.3% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 14 Theresa C. Burke Burke was retained receiving 75.7% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 25 Michael F. Stelzer Stelzer was retained receiving 72% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 26 Paula Perkins Bryant Bryant was retained receiving 74.9% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 27 Elizabeth Hogan Hogan was retained receiving 75.1% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 22 Division 29 Barbara T. Peebles Peebles was retained receiving 74.9% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 23 Jefferson County, Division 3 (D): Nathan Stewart[47] Stewart was elected receiving 100% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 23 Jefferson County, Division 10 (R): Darrell E. Missey[47] Darrell E. Missey
Circuit 23 Jefferson County, Division 11 (D): Ray Dickhaner[47] Ray Dickhaner
Circuit 23 Jefferson County, Division 12 (D): Stephen Bouchard[47] Stephen Bouchard
Circuit 23 Jefferson County, Division 13 (D): Patricia A. Riehl[47] Patricia A. Riehl
Circuit 23 Jefferson County, Division 14 (D): Timothy Miller and Joseph Rathert[47] Timothy Miller won with 57.97% of the vote.[48]
Circuit 23 Jefferson County, Division 15 (D): Shannon Dougherty-Lee[47] Shannon Dougherty-Lee
Circuit 25 Phelps County, Division 1 and Probate (D): Ronald D. White[49] Ronald D. White[50]
Circuit 25 Phelps County, Division 2 (D): John Wiggins[49] (R): William Hickle William Hickle[50]
Circuit 25 Texas County (R): Douglas D. Gaston and Brad Eidson[51] Douglas D. Gaston won with 61% of the vote.[52]
Circuit 26 Camden County, Division 3 (R): David Sallee, Gary Smith, Aaron Koeppen and Roger Gibbons[51] Aaron Koeppen won with 29% of the vote.[52]
Circuit 26 Camden County, Division 4 (R): Bruce Colyer and Ryan Martin[51] Bruce Colyer won with 60% of the vote.[52]
Circuit 28 Cedar County (R): Mercedes Watson, Dennis Reaves and Michael Ash[51] Dennis Reaves won with 56% of the vote.[52]
Circuit 30 Dallas County (R): Randolph Blosch and Lisa Henderson[51] Lisa Henderson narrowly won.[52]
Circuit 30 Polk County (R): John Porter and Paul Davolt[51] John Porter won with 68% of the vote.[52]
Circuit 31 Division 21 Dan Imhoff Imhoff was retained with 77.0% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 31 Division 22 Jason R. Brown Brown was retained with 76.5% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 31 Division 23 Mark Fitzsimmons Fitzsimmons was retained with 76.8% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 31 Division 24 Mark A. Powell Powell was retained with 77.1% of the vote.[11]
Circuit 32 Cape Girardeau County, Division 3 (R): Gary Kamp[53] Gary Kamp
Circuit 32 Cape Girardeau County, Division 4 (R): Scott A. Lipke[53] Scott A. Lipke
Circuit 32 Perry County, Division 6 (D): Craig Dennis Brewer (R): Jason Tilley and Michael J. Bullerdieck[54] Bullerdieck[55]
Circuit 38 Taney County, Division 1 (R): Tony Williams and Bob Paulsen[51] Tony Williams won with 65% of the vote.[52]
Circuit 38 Taney County, Division 2 (R): James K. Justus[51] James K. Justus
Circuit 39 Barry County (R): Cordelia Herrin and Robert Foulke[51] Robert Foulke won with 52% of the vote.[52]
Circuit 39, Division 2 (R): Robert George and Samuel C. Jones[56] Samuel C. Jones won with 52% of the vote.[52]
Circuit 41 Macon County (D): Paul Parkinson (R): Philip Prewitt[57] Philip Prewitt[58]
Circuit 41 Shelby County (D): James McConnell, Mike Greenwell and Steven E. Raymond[59] Mike Greenwell won with 52% of the vote.[60]
Circuit 43 Daviess County Daren Adkins and Jan Stout[61] Daren Adkins won with 62.6% of the vote.[62]
Circuit 44 Wright County (R): Lynette Veenstra[63] Lynette Veenstra
Circuit 45 Lincoln County, Division 2 (D): Edward J. Grewach (R): Jim Beck[64] Jim Beck won with 57.04% of the vote.[65]
Circuit 45 Lincoln County, Division 3 (D): T. Bennett Burkemper, Jr.[64] T. Bennett Burkemper, Jr.
Circuit 45 Pike County (D): David Ash[66] David Ash

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See also[edit]

External links[edit]

Footnotes[edit]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Missouri Secretary of State, Candidate List
  2. ↑ Missouri Secretary of State, Unofficial Election Returns, Court of Appeals Eastern District
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Missouri Secretary of State, Unofficial Election Returns, Court of Appeals Southern District
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Missouri Secretary of State, Unofficial Election Returns, Court of Appeals Western District
  5. ↑ Circuit Judge - Circuit 1 - Election Summary
  6. ↑ Unofficial Election Returns for Circuit Judge - Circuit 1
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Buchanan County, Primary Elections Sample Ballot
  8. ↑ Buchanan County, Primary Elections Sample Ballot
  9. ↑ Missouri Secretary of State, 2010 Primary Candidate List
  10. ↑ Unofficial Election Returns for Circuit Judge - Circuit 5 Division 2
  11. ↑ 11.00 11.01 11.02 11.03 11.04 11.05 11.06 11.07 11.08 11.09 11.10 11.11 11.12 11.13 11.14 11.15 11.16 11.17 11.18 11.19 11.20 11.21 11.22 11.23 11.24 11.25 11.26 11.27 11.28 11.29 11.30 11.31 11.32 11.33 11.34 11.35 11.36 11.37 11.38 11.39 11.40 11.41 11.42 11.43 11.44 11.45 11.46 11.47 11.48 11.49 11.50 11.51 11.52 11.53 11.54 11.55 11.56 11.57 11.58 11.59 11.60 11.61 11.62 11.63 11.64 Unofficial Election Returns November 2, 2010 General Election - All Races
  12. ↑ Unofficial Election Returns for Circuit Judge - Circuit Judge - Circuit 8
  13. ↑ KBIA.org, "2010 Primaries: Boone County," August 3, 2010
  14. ↑ 14.0 14.1 Fulton Sun, "Filing deadline Tuesday creates opposition for county candidates," April 1, 2010 (dead link)
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 Missouri Secretary of State, 2010 Unofficial Primary Results
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 Franklin County Primary Election
  17. ↑ Judge Levy Siwak's performance evaluation from The 21st Judicial Performance Evaluation Committee
  18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 Pulaski County Daily, Thornsberry, Miller file for county office; deadline at 5 p.m. today," March 30, 2010
  19. ↑ Missouri Secretary of State, Certified Candidate List August 3, 2010 Primary Election
  20. ↑ Boone County, Primary Election Candidates (Circuit 13)
  21. ↑ St. Charles County, August 3, 2010 Primary Election (Circuit 11)
  22. ↑ Clark County Sample Ballots, Primary Election
  23. ↑ KTV03.com, Scotland County Primary Election Sample Ballot
  24. ↑ KTV03.com, Schuyler County Primary Election Sample Ballot
  25. ↑ KTV03.com, Primary Election Aug. 3, 2010- Schuyler County
  26. ↑ KTV03.com, "Adair County Primary Election Sample Ballot
  27. ↑ KTV03.com, Knox County Primary Election Sample Ballot
  28. ↑ Lewis County, Primary Election Sample Ballots
  29. ↑ KTV03.com, Putnam County Primary Election Sample Ballot
  30. ↑ 30.0 30.1 KTTN-FM, "Area voting results mirror nationwide conservative lean on Election Day," November 3, 2010
  31. ↑ Trenton Republican-Times, "Spillman Wants To Be Judge," July 27, 2010
  32. ↑ Trenton Republican-Times, "Hudson Seeks Re-Election As Associate Circuit Court Judge," July 27, 2010
  33. ↑ Trenton Republican-Times, "Grundy County Election Results, August 3, 2010
  34. ↑ News-Press Now, "Tuesday's election results," November 2, 2010
  35. ↑ Buchanan County, Primary Election August 3, 2010
  36. ↑ KTV03.com, Linn County Primary Election Sample Ballot
  37. ↑ KTV03.com, Sullivan County Primary Election Sample Ballot
  38. ↑ Marion County, Primary Election Sample Ballots
  39. ↑ Ralls County, Primary Election Sample Ballots
  40. ↑ Monroe County, Primary Election Sample Ballots
  41. ↑ 41.0 41.1 41.2 41.3 41.4 St. Charles County, Primary Election Unofficial Results
  42. ↑ Audrain County Sample Ballot
  43. ↑ The Marshall-Democrat News, "Profiles of primary candidates for county offices," August 2, 2010
  44. ↑ The Marshall Democrat-News, "Prelimary election results," August 3, 2010
  45. ↑ 45.0 45.1 Johnson County, Candidates for the August 3rd, 2010 Primary Election
  46. ↑ Osage County, Meet the Candidates
  47. ↑ 47.0 47.1 47.2 47.3 47.4 47.5 47.6 Jefferson County, August 3, 2010 Primary Election Sample Ballot (dead link)
  48. ↑ Jefferson County, Primary Election, Unofficial Final Results (dead link)
  49. ↑ 49.0 49.1 Phelps County Clerk, 2010 Primary Sample Ballots
  50. ↑ 50.0 50.1 2010 Results.htm 2010 Unofficial results for Phelps County, Missouri (dead link)
  51. ↑ 51.0 51.1 51.2 51.3 51.4 51.5 51.6 51.7 51.8 KY3.com, "Elections in southwest and south central Missouri -- Aug. 3, 2010
  52. ↑ 52.0 52.1 52.2 52.3 52.4 52.5 52.6 52.7 52.8 KY3.com, "Elections results from southwest and south central Missouri -- Aug. 3, 2010"
  53. ↑ 53.0 53.1 Cape Girardeau, Primary Election Sample Ballots
  54. ↑ Perry County, Sample Ballot (dead link)
  55. ↑ Southeast Missourian, "Election results: Perry County, August 4, 2010
  56. ↑ Joplin Globe, "Races develop for three Lawrence County seats," July 10, 2010
  57. ↑ KTV03.com, Macon County Primary Election Sample Ballot
  58. ↑ Macon Chronicle-Herald, "Macon County has high voter turnout," November 3, 2010
  59. ↑ KTV03.com, Shelby County Primary Election Sample Ballot
  60. ↑ KTV03.com, Primary Election Aug. 3, 2010- Shelby County
  61. ↑ Sallatin North Missourian, "Candidate profiles for primary election," July 28, 2010
  62. ↑ Sallatin North Missourian, "Incumbents prevail in Daviess County Primary Election Races," August 3, 2010 (dead link)
  63. ↑ Wright County Clerk, Candidates and Propositions for August 3, 2010
  64. ↑ 64.0 64.1 Lincoln County Office of the County Clerk, August 3, 2010 Primary Election
  65. ↑ STLtoday.com, ELECTION 2010: Lincoln County races
  66. ↑ Pike County, Primary Election Sample Ballots
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