HOW TO VOTE - Missouri Secretary of State
WEBSimply contact your local election authority to make this request. You can find your local election authority or by calling (800)NOW-VOTE. Accessible Voting Systems: Every polling place must have an accessible voting system for individuals with disabilities including audiovisual accessibility.
Elections & Voting Default - Missouri Secretary of State
WEBMissouri's elections are decentralized, and the state is composed of 116 local election jurisdictions. Each jurisdiction is led by an elected county clerk or a board of election commissioners, which are appointed by the Governor.
Vote Missouri Default - Missouri Secretary of State
WEBWelcome to Missouri's voting center where you can find answers to your voting questions. Learn how to vote absentee, how you can vote if you're in the military, or where your polling place is for voting on election day.
Missouri Election Results - Missouri Secretary of State
WEBNov 5, 2019 — Elections & Voting:: Missouri Election Results. Missouri Election Results Election Night Reporting. The Election Night Reporting program automatically displays county-level and statewide results from the most recent or current election. Primary Election August 6, 2024; State Representative 17 Recount; General Election November 8, 2022
2024 Missouri Election Calendar - Missouri Secretary of State
WEBFeb 6, 2024 — Independent candidates for county offices and those wishing to form a new party within a county must submit their petition to the local election authority (county clerk or election board) by 5:00 p.m., July 29, 2024. (115.329.1, RSMo).
REGISTER TO VOTE - Missouri Secretary of State
WEBCheck Your Voter Registration. Your Voter Registration Form must be POSTMARKED by the 4th Wednesday before the election. Check Upcoming Election Deadlines. To update your name and address or register to vote or the first time, complete a …
FAQs Voting Rights - Missouri Secretary of State
WEBDuring the two weeks prior to the election, you may vote a no-excuse absentee ballot in person at a location designated by your local election authority. Curbside Voting. If you have limited mobility you may be able to vote "curbside" or outside the polling place.
FAQs Election Day - Missouri Secretary of State
WEBYou may be able to view your sample ballot at our Voter Information Lookup. Sample ballots can also be viewed at the polling place or at the office of your local election authority. Sample ballots are also required to be printed twice prior to each election in newspapers of general circulation.
Check Your Voter Registration - Missouri
WEBCheck Your Voter Registration. For security, the voter registration lookup uses the exact data you provided when you registered to vote. If you are unsure how you registered, you may need to try again. If you type "Penny" in the First Name box, but are registered as "Penelope," the voter registration lookup will not locate your registration.
FAQs Other Voting Questions - Missouri Secretary of State
WEBWhat kind of primary election does Missouri have? Missouri has what is known as an "open" primary. In an open primary, voters may take a ballot for any party and vote for those candidates.
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