US EditionSam Page Indicted by Grand Jury
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MISSOURI, JUL 30 – Sam Page faces two misdemeanor and two felony charges for allegedly spending over $35,000 in county funds on political mailers opposing Proposition B, officials said.
- On July 30, 2025, a grand jury charged St. Louis County’s chief executive, Sam Page, with multiple offenses involving the improper use of public funds related to Proposition B in Missouri.
- The indictment results from an inquiry led by Attorney General Andrew Bailey's office concerning allegations that more than $35,000 of county money was improperly spent to create and distribute upwards of 50,000 political flyers opposing Proposition B ahead of the April 8 election.
- Page has been indicted on two felony charges involving theft through deceit and two misdemeanor election law violations related to his campaign activities; he has retained a private attorney and is cooperating with the investigation.
- Bailey emphasized that the Missouri Constitution prohibits the use of government funds for election-related activities, underscoring the need for accountability, while more than 60% of voters opposed Proposition B.
- The indictment could lead to a combined sentence of up to 13 years and fines up to $24,000, raising questions about Page's capacity to govern amid calls for his resignation and a scheduled arraignment on August 29.
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Grand jury indicts St. Louis County Executive Sam Page for election offenses - Missourinet
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page has been indicted by a grand jury of committing election-related offenses. The indictment includes two counts of stealing by deceit and two election law violations, according to Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey. Page allegedly misused public resources to oppose Proposition B, a local ballot measure defeated by St. Louis […]
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County Executive Sam Page accused of stealing funds to influence ballot vote
A St. Louis County grand jury has accused County Executive Sam Page of stealing more than $25,000 in taxpayer money to influence the outcome of a recent ballot proposition. Page faces two felony charges related to stealing and two misdemeanor charges for improperly spending public funds, according to an indictment unsealed Wednesday. The indictment alleges Page used most of the stolen money to send flyers urging voters to reject Proposition B. T…
Grand jury indicts top Democrat in St. Louis County government on felony charges • Missouri Independent
St. Louis County Executive Sam Page during a May 2024 speech (photo submitted).The top elected official in Missouri’s largest county was indicted Wednesday on four criminal charges for allegedly misusing public money to oppose passage of an April ballot measure. The indictment, secured by Attorney General Andrew Bailey’s office acting as special prosecutor, accuses St. Louis County Executive Sam Page of spending public funds on a flyer and direc…
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