WAYNE suggestions to action08 at gmail dot com   updated December 3, 2007
The Campaigns in Wayne County
Wayne County
County Seat: Corydon
More Cities and Towns: Allerton, Cambria, Clio, Harvard, Humeston, Le Roy, Lineville, Millerton, Promise City, Sewal, Seymour.

Media
Times-Republican (Corydon)

Useful Links
Wayne County Development
 
 
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MISSOURI
POPULATION ESTIMATES (Census Bureau)
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
6,542
6,548
6,591
6,630
6,652
6,660 
6,736

VOTER REGISTRATION (Nov. 1, 2007 Active)
Total (Active) Republican Democratic Non-Partisan
3,927 1,327 (33.79%) 1,234 (31.42%) 1,366 (34.78%)
0.21% of 1,912,197 active registered voters statewide.

10 precincts of 1,784 precincts statewide

Representation
Wayne County Elected Officials
County Officials
Democrats
Auditor Sue Ruble   Edwards
Recorder Angela Horton 
Supervisor Jerry O'Dell   Edwards
Supervisor Amy Sinclair 
State Senators 
47-Keith A. Kreiman of Bloomfield (Davis County).  Edwards
State Representatives
94-Kurt Swaim of Bloomfield (Davis County). Edwards 		 Republicans
County Attorney Alan Wilson
Sheriff Keith Davis 
Treasurer Kim Swearingin 
Supervisor Donald Greenlee 
State Senators
State Representatives

Local Party Leadership
Democrats
Chair - Angela Horton of Corydon.
641-897-3221   waynecodemocrats@yahoo.com 		 Republicans
Chair - Brad Fetters of Lineville.
641-876-6251   bbbc4f@grm.net 
Secretary - Kim Swearingin of Corydon.
Treasurer - Leslie Mason of Allerton.

The Campaigns in Wayne County
DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONVENTION
5 of 2,500 (0.20%)		 % of REGISTERED REPUBLICANS STATEWIDE
0.22% (1,327 of 600,572)
.
EDWARDS
County Chair: William Gode of Corydon  (6/12/07)
Rural County Chair: Steven Ruble of Corydon  (4/20/07)
also endorsed by 
Jerry O'Dell, Wayne County Supervisor  (11/29/07 county officials)
Sue Ruble, Wayne County Auditor  (11/29/07 county officials)
 

OBAMA
County Leadership: Rita Arnold, Larry Martley, Charles Overton, Marjorie Pyner

 
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