
Gene McNary
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Oct 25, 2026
We Hear From The Representatives-VOTE IN NOVEMBER
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31:08Mark HarderHOST
Well, and people probably don't realize that St. Louis County has been led by a Democrat county executive for over 40 years.
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31:16Mark HarderHOST
The last Republican to serve as a county executive was Gene McNary.
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31:20Dennis HancockGUEST
Right.
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31:20Dennis HancockGUEST
Gene was elected 40 years ago this year.
H2: James Knowles | Local Elections | FRIDY FUN | 10.23.26
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6:36James KnowlesGUEST
No, you're good.
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6:37James KnowlesGUEST
So I've worked on several of the St. Louis County Exec Races, going back to Gene McNary's attempt to come back into the fold many years ago.
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6:46James KnowlesGUEST
It was a midterm, it was an off-year election race.
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6:49James KnowlesGUEST
It was an 06, so it was expected, you know, hopefully to be a Low turnout, so maybe older people, higher-intensity voters are going to get out.
Dennis Hancock on His Bid for County Executive
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0:47Dennis HancockGUEST
Well, thank you for having me, Sarah.
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0:49Sarah FenskeHOST
So thinking about you coming in today, I realized the last Republican county executive was Gene McNary.
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0:56Sarah FenskeHOST
This goes back.
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0:57Dennis HancockGUEST
Almost 40 years ago.
H2: Klose's Kabinet: Mark Klose & Skip Weber | Rodney Boyd | 10.14.26
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41:25Rodney BoydGUEST
Because since 91, the Democrats have held the county executive's office.
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41:30Rodney BoydGUEST
But people my age remember, I mean, we remember people like Gene McNary and others.
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41:35Rodney BoydGUEST
We remember a time when Republicans actually led the county executive's office, right? So I think when you've got a sitting county council member running for the seat who has the ability to speak to the moment, and a sitting assessor from a different party, I think this is going to be an interestingly competitive race.
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41:54Rodney BoydGUEST
I know that for so long people have assumed that St. Louis County was somehow just monolithically democratic.