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The Secretary of State will assist you getting a valid Missouri nondrivers license and cover the cost of any documents that are required to get the ID.

You can get this assistance at:

• Missouri Secretary of State’s Show It 2 Vote Online Help Request; or
• Call the Show It 2 Vote Hotline: (866) 868-3245; or
• Email ShowIt2Vote@sos.mo.gov
• Copied from Boone County Clerk FAQ #8 (LINK)

• Copied from Boone County Clerk FAQ #8 (LINK)

Under Missouri’s new law, there are three ways you can cast a ballot at the polls on Election Day:

• Option 1: Provide one of the following photo ID documents:
  • Missouri issued Driver license that is not expired
  • Missouri issued Nondriver license that is not expired or does not have an expiration date
  • U.S. Passport that is not expired
  • Military ID that is not expired or does not have an expiration date

• Option 2: Sign an affidavit and provide the same ID you provided in previous elections. Some examples are:
  • Voter Identification card issued by the Boone County Clerk
  • Identification issued by the State of Missouri that has your current name
  • Identification issued by the U.S. Government that contains your current name
  • State college/university ID that contains your current name
  • Utility bill that contains your current name and address
  • Bank statement that contains your current name and address
  • Government check that contains your current name and address
  • Paycheck that contains your current name and address
  • Government document that contains your current name and address
  • Out of state driver license or nondriver license
  • Expired Missouri driver license
  • Expired Passport
  • Birth Certificate with your current name
  • Social Security Card that contains your current name

• Option 3: Only available for State and Federal elections. If you have no form of identification, but are a registered voter, you can cast a provisional ballot. There are two ways your vote counts:
  • If you come back to your polling location before the close of polls on Election Day; or
  • If your signature matches the signature on file on the voter registration record.

Answer:

You can fill out, print, sign, and mail the registration application form (along with a copy of your ID if registering for the first time) or in person by visiting the county office.

Refer to the Voter Registration section above.

Step 1: Request for an absentee ballot

Step 2: Vote absentee by mail or in person

Make sure that you return your completed/notarized ballot to the county clerk’s office before the polls close at 7:00pm on Election Day. Or you can vote in person in the county clerk’s office until 5:00 p.m. the night before the election.

Refer to the Absentee Ballot section above.

• If you have moved within the same county, you are permitted to change your registration address up until the Election Day at your new polling place or the central polling location.
• If you are originally registered in other county, and if you want to be able to vote in the county you moved, you will need to fill out a new voter registration application by October 10th.
• Refer to Voter Registration section above.

Answer: You need to be a Missouri resident and registered to vote by October 10th if you want to vote in the November election.

Answer: Yes, you can. If you’ve been convicted of a felony, you may register to vote after you have served your entire sentence, including any probation or parole.

Answer: Yes, you can. But you should register to vote by October 10^th.