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  1. www.kcmo.gov › city-hall › departmentsVote | CITY OF KANSAS CITY | OFFICIAL WEBSITE - KCMO.gov

    Find your polling location at the Missouri Secretary of State site. More information about elections can be found at the Kansas City Board of Election Commissioners site. You can find your district, trash day and other information with the City's map app .

  2. www.voteamerica.org › ballot-trackerAbsentee and Mail Ballot Tracker - VoteAmerica

    Oct 21, 2024 · Select your state to track the status of your absentee or mail ballot. These tools will tell you if your application has been received, if your ballot has been mailed to you, and if your voted ballot has been counted.

  3. www.kcur.org › politics-elections-and-governmentKansas City election guide: What voters need to know about ...

    • How Do I Register to Vote?
    • Do I Need A Photo ID to Vote in Kansas City?
    • What Am I Voting on?
    • What Are The Kansas City-Specific Questions on The Nov. 8 Ballot?
    • What Candidates Are Running in The Kansas City area?
    • U.S. House of Representatives
    • Jackson County
    • Platte County
    • Clay County
    • Cass County

    In Missouri, you must be 17-and-a-half years old to register and 18 years old by Election Day to vote. You must also be a Missouri resident and a United States citizen. The deadline to register to vote before Missouri’s general election is Oct. 12, 2022. Not sure whether you’re already registered? This page at the Secretary of State website can hel...

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    Yes, under Missouri’s new election law, a valid photo identification is required to cast a ballot. That law is being challenged in court by the ACLUand other organizations, but is currently in effect. Valid IDs include: 1. Non-expired Missouri Driver’s license 2. State-issued ID 3. Non-expired U.S. passport 4. Military photo ID Here’s how to get a ...

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    In the November general election, Missouri voters will decide who they’re sending the U.S. Senate and U.S. House, as well as elect officials on the local level. But there are also a handful of statewide ballot issues that are worth paying attention to. Find your full sample ballot here. There are also five ballot questions for all Missouri voters. ...

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    The Kansas City Council has placed three questions on the General Election ballot. Two questions are bond measures and one pertains to the removal of some property in the Northland from the Kansas City parks system. Question 1: This question asks whether voters will allow Kansas City to issue up to $125 million in general obligation bonds. If appro...

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    Here is a list of candidates for some key U.S. House, state legislative and county races surrounding Kansas City, plus local issues you might find on your ballot. To find your legislative district and sample ballot go to the Missouri Secretary of State's websiteand input your address. Many seats feature only one candidate and no race. Here are key ...

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    Your congressional district might be different this year than it was before because of a redistricting planpassed after the 2020 census that rearranged the boundaries of U.S. House districts. Check the Secretary of State’s website to find out which congressional district you’re voting in. Fourth District 1. Republican: Mark Alford 2. Democrat: Jack...

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    Find election information from theJackson County Election Board and Kansas City Election Board here, including where to vote. 8th Senate District 1. Republican: Mike Cierpiot 2. Democrat: Antoine D. Jennings 19th House District 1. Republican: Karen I. Spalding 2. Democrat:Ingrid Burnett 20th House District 1. Republican: Aaron McMullen 2. Democrat:...

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    Find election information from the Platte County Election Board here, including where to vote and sample ballots. 34th Senate District 1. Republican: Tony Luetkemeyer 2. Democrat: Sarah Shorter 12th House District 1. Republican: Tom Hutsler 2. Democrat: Jamie Johnson 14th House District 1. Republican:Eric Holmes 2. Democrat: Ashley Aune Presiding P...

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    Find election information from the Clay County Election Board here, including where to vote and sample ballots. 12th Senate District 1. Republican: Rusty Black 2. Democrat: Michael Baumli 8th House District 1. Republican: Josh Hurlbert 2. Democrat: Alyssa Dial 15th House District 1. Republican: Adam Richardson 2. Democrat: Maggie Nurrenbern 3. Inde...

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    Find election information from Cass County, including where to vote and sample ballots. 56th House District 1. Republican: Michael Davis 2. Democrat: Patty Johnson 62nd House District 1. Republican: Sherri Gallick 2. Democrat: Jim Hogan

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  4. flatlandkc.org › news-issues › kc-election-guideKC Election Guide: What Voters Need to Know About the 2022 Ballot

    Oct 10, 2022 · Here’s what you need to know about how to vote, and the Kansas City specific ballot questions you’ll be voting on: Key Dates ­Oct. 12, 2022: Missouri’s voter registration deadline for the general election. Here’s how to check your voter registration. Oct. 25-Nov. 7, 2022: No-excuse absentee voting. This is new.

  5. kclibrary.org › news › 2022-10Voter Resources for the Nov. 8 General Election | Kansas City ...

    Oct 24, 2022 · Election Day is Tuesday, November 8, 2022. Want to know what's on the ballot? Need to find where to vote? Unsure what you need to bring? The Library has you covered with important resources to keep you informed and up to date. Kansas City residents; Jackson County residents (non-KC) Voter Resources & FAQ Find your polling location >

  6. www.kansascity.com › news › politics-governmentHow to apply for an absentee ballot in the August 2 election ...

    Jul 7, 2022 · How to apply: Apply for a mail-in ballot using this form and send it to your county voting office, listed on page two. You must apply again for a ballot in every election you wish to...

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  8. www.usatoday.com › story › newsHow to request an absentee ballot in your state, check status ...

    Oct 20, 2022 · At least 19 states offer online portals where voters can request an absentee ballot. Click here to see which states offer absentee ballot requests online. Not sure where to find the website you...