The League's Register & Vote brochure has updated information on Missouri's voting laws. For information on absentee voting, click here.
The deadline to register to vote in the Aug. 6 election is July 10. You can request an abentee ballot by mail until July 24.
A new period of no-excuse, in-person absentee voting begins two weeks before each election (July 23 for the Aug. 6 primary). Vote at your local election authority office or at your nearest satellite voting site. St. Louis County offers a map of those sites at Absentee Voting Lookup (arcgis.com). Sites will be open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and from 9 to 1 on two Saturdays: July 27 and Aug. 3.
The following satellite sites for voting in the city of St. Louis will open from noon to 4 pm on Monday and 10 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Saturday.
- Buder Library, 4401 Hampton Ave. 63109
- Central Library, 1301 Olive St. 63103
- Kingshighway Library, 2260 S. Vandeventer Ave. 63110
- St. Louis Election Board, 300 N. Tucker Blvd. 63101
- Walnut Park Library, 5760 W. Florissant Ave. 63129
The new law requires a government-issued photo ID or passport to vote. Voters without a valid ID can cast a provisional ballot at their polling place on Election Day but their signature will have to match one on file with the election authority to count. For more information on changes that took effect on Aug. 28, 2022, go to the Missouri Secretary of State's website.
Click here for information from the Missouri Voter Protection Coalition. If you have difficulties registering or have any questions about voting in Missouri, call the Election Protection Hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683).
Signing up to be a poll worker is one way to ensure our democracy stays strong. Sign up with your local election authority (links below) or go to www.powerthepolls.org/LWV to help with 2024 elections.
Voters may request an absentee ballot for a single election or on a permanent basis. Seniors and disabled voters can contact their local election authority to be placed on the permanently disabled list. Voters on that list are sent an absentee ballot before each election and don’t need to have their ballots notarized.
ELECTION AUTHORITIES
Voters may request forms, cast an in-person absentee ballot two weeks before an election, register to vote or get more information from their election authority.
St. Louis City Board of Elections, 300 N. Tucker, St. Louis, 63101,314-622-4336, www.stlelections.com
St. Louis County Board of Elections, 725 Northwest Plaza Drive, St. Ann, 63074, 314-615-8683, www.stlouiscountymovotes.gov
St. Charles County Clerk, 397 Turner Blvd., St. Peters, 63376, 636-949-7550, www.sccmo.org/960/Election-Services
Jefferson County Clerk, 729 Maple St., Hillsboro, 63060, 636-797-5487, www.jeffcomo.org/clerk
Franklin County Clerk, 400 E. Locust, Union, 63084 636-583-6355, www.franklinmo.org
Lincoln County Clerk, 201 Main St., Troy, 63379, 636-528-6300, www.lincolncountymoclerk.gov
Warren County Clerk, 101 Mockingbird Ln, Warrenton, 63383, 636-456-3331, www.warrencountymoclerk.com
St. Francis County Clerk, 1 West Liberty, Suitre 100, Farmington, 63640
Butler County Clerk, 100 N. Main St., Room 202, Poplar Bluff, 63901.
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