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Primary elections today in St. Paul

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By Gary Thompson , St. Paul E-Democracy
September 10, 2007

Tuesday is Primary Election Day in St. Paul. There are only primaries in Wards 2, 4, 5, and 7.

Here is a quick
link to all 17 SPED videos that have been posted to YouTube so far and more.

We have 17 candidates (current & past) who have videos. They are Tom Conlon, Anne Carroll, David Haas, Sharon Anderson, Lee Helgen, Kathy Lantry, Keith Hardy, Kevin Riach, Kazoua Kong-Thao, Christine VanTassel, Jim Casci, Melvin Carter III, Bernie Hesse, Pakou Hang, Bill Dahn, Russ Stark, and Jennette Gudgel.

See below, our CURRENT LIST of candidates and contact information:

Ward 1
Deborah Montgomery, 651-266-8610, 651-343-4443 debmontgomery@acomcast.net,
www.montgomeryforwardone.org
Melvin Carter III 651-489-3567, info@melvincarter.org,
http://www.melvincarter.org

Ward 2
Dave Thune, 651-224-4457, webmaster@thune2007.com, http://www.thune2007.com
Sharon Anderson, Sharon4Anderson@aol.com, www.sharon4council.blogspot.com
Bill Dahn, eagledahn1@aol.com, http://www.billdahn.blogstot.com,
www.billdahn.com
Bill Hosko, 651-222-4767, http://www.billhosko.com, billhosko@yahoo.com
Fran Zamb, http://www.franzambforcitycouncil.com/

Ward 3
Pat Harris, 651-266-8630, www.harrisforcouncil.com, patforcouncil@comcast.net
Gerald Mischke, http://www.geraldmischke.com/

Ward 4
Russ Stark, 651-646-8472,samantha@russforward4.org, http://russforward4.org
Gregory Groettum, 651-917-3034, thor8851@yahoo.com
Terrance Bushard, bushardforcouncil@comcast.net

Ward 5
Lee Helgen, 651-488-1850, helgen00005@hotmail.com, http://www.leehelgen.org
David Haas, david.haas@lpl.com
Warren Anderson, 651-210-5738, andersonforward5@aol.com

Ward 6
Dan Bostrom, 651-233-4648, danbostrom@aol.com, http://www.danbostrom.com,
651-776-4876
Pakou Hang, 651-283-4621, 651-442-8689, info@pakouhang.com, PakouH@aol.com,
http://www.pakouhang.com/

Ward 7
Kathy Lantry, 651-266-8670, ,
http://www.kathylantry.com, kathy.lantry@comcast.net
Jim Casci, 651-578-2474, jim.casci@comcast.net
Janine Kelley, 651-735-6846

SCHOOL BOARD
Tom Conlon, 651-699-7399, t.conlonsr@comcast.net, www.tomconlon.org
Anne Carroll, 651-690-9156, anne.carrfran@qwest.net, http://www.annecarroll.org
Kazoua Kong-Thao, 651-238-1869, www.kazouakongthao.org,
Kazoua.Kong-Thao@spps.org
Keith Hardy, 651-497-8924, khardy63@yahoo.com, http://www.hardy4education.org
Kevin Riach, 651-494-2530, kevin@kevinriach.com, http://www.kevinriach.com
Jennette Gudgel, jagudgel@peoplepc.com, 651-699-1937
Rik Mulkern, rikandrocky@juno.com, 651-776-5338
David Peterson, stpauldavid@msn.com, 651-227-1470
Bernard Ruppert, adobehut7@aol.com

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