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Governor Jay Nixon
201 W Capitol Ave Rm 216
Jefferson City MO 65101
+1 573 751 3222
http://governor.mo.gov/
State Representative Joe Aull, District 26
Serves: Northern Lafayette County and the Majority of Saline County
201 W Capitol Ave Rm 115B
Jefferson City MO 65101-1556
+1 573 751 2204
+1 573 522 5648 (fax)
Joe.Aull@house.mo.gov
http://house.mo.gov/member.aspx?district=026
State Representative Wanda Brown, District 116
Serves: Benton County and other areas
201 W Capitol Ave Rm 134
Jefferson City MO 65101
+1 573 751 3971
+1 573 526 1889 (fax)
Wanda.Brown@house.mo.gov
http://house.mo.gov/member.aspx?district=116
State Representative Caleb Jones, District 117
Serves: Northeastern Pettis County and other areas
201 W Capitol Ave Rm 201B
Jefferson City MO 65101
+1 573 751 2134
+1 573 526 3994 (fax)
Caleb.Jones@house.mo.gov
http://house.mo.gov/member.aspx?district=117
State Representative Stanley Cox, District 118
Serves: Central and Northwestern Pettis County and Southwestern Saline County
201 W Capitol Ave Rm 415A
Jefferson City MO 65101
+1 573 751 9774
Stanley.Cox@house.mo.gov
http://house.mo.gov/member.aspx?district=118
State Representative Scott Largent, District 120
Serves: Henry County, Southern Johnson County, and other areas
201 W Capitol Ave Rm 201G
Jefferson City MO 65101-1556
+1 573 751 1484
+1 573 522 5598 (fax)
Scott.Largent@house.mo.gov
http://house.mo.gov/member.aspx?district=120
State Representative Denny Hoskins, District 121
Serves: East-Central Johnson County
201 W Capitol Ave Rm 409A
Jefferson City MO 65101
+1 573 751 4302
Denny.Hoskins@house.mo.gov
http://house.mo.gov/member.aspx?district=121
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State Representative Mike McGhee, District 122
Serves: Northern Johnson County, Southern Lafayette County, and other areas
201 W Capitol Ave Rm 401B
Jefferson City MO 65101
+1 573 751 1462
Mike.McGhee@house.mo.gov
http://house.mo.gov/member.aspx?district=122
State Senator Bill Stouffer, District 21
Serves: Layafette, Saline, and other counties
201 W Capitol Ave Rm 332
Jefferson City MO 65101
+1 573 751 1507
+1 573 751 9764 (fax)
+1 866 768 3987 (toll free)
bstouffer@senate.mo.gov
http://www.senate.mo.gov/11info/members/mem21.htm
State Senator Mike Parson, District 28
Serves: Serves Benton, Henry, Pettis, and other counties
201 W Capitol Ave Rm 334
Jefferson City MO 65101
+1 573 751 8793
mparson@senate.mo.gov
http://www.senate.mo.gov/11info/members/mem28.htm
State Senator David Pearce, District 31
Serves: Johnson and other counties
201 W Capitol Ave Rm 419
Jefferson City MO 65101
+1 573 751 2272
+1 573 526 7381 (fax)
http://www.senate.mo.gov/11info/members/mem31.htm
US Representative Vicky Hartzler, District 4
Serves: Benton, Henry, Johnson, Lafayette, Pettis, Saline, and other counites.
1023 LONGWORTH HOB
Washington DC 20515-3701
+1 202 225 2876
+1 202 225 0148 (fax)
http://hartzler.house.gov/
US Senator Claire McCaskill
Hart Senate Office Building, Ste 717
Washington DC 20510
+1 202 224 6154
+1 202 228 6326 (fax)
http://mccaskill.senate.gov/
US Senator Roy Blunt
B40C Dirksen Senate Office Building
Washington DC 20510
+1 202 224 5721
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Voter Registration Information
Registration Qualifications:
- 18 Years of age by Election Day
- US Citizen
- Missouri Resident
No person shall be entitled to vote:
- While confined under a sentence of imprisonment;
- While on probation or parole after the conviction of a felony
- After conviction of a felony or misdemeanor connected with voting or the right of suffrage
Missourians can register to vote:
If you would like to request a mail-in post card registration please complete this form.
Voter Registration Solicitor Information
Absentee Voting
Registered Missourians who will not be able to go to their polling place on Election Day may vote absentee beginning six weeks prior to an election.
Absentee voters must provide one of the following reasons for voting absentee:
- Absence on Election Day from the jurisdiction of the election authority in which such voter is registered to vote;
- Incapacity or confinement due to illness or physical disability, including a person who is primarily responsible for the physical care of a person who is incapacitated or confined due to illness or disability;
- Religious belief or practice;
- Employment as an election authority, as a member of an election authority, or by an election authority at a location other than such voter's polling place;
- Incarceration, provided all qualifications for voting are retained.
Voters can request absentee ballots from their local election authority in person or by fax. Faxed absentee ballot requests should be submitted to the appropriate local election authority. Relatives within the first degree (parents and children) may complete an absentee ballot application, in person, on behalf of the voter who wishes to vote absentee. DO NOT SEND ABSENTEE BALLOT APPLICATIONS TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE'S OFFICE. ABSENTEE BALLOT APPLICATIONS MUST BE SENT TO THE APPROPRIATE LOCAL ELECTION AUTHORITY BY THE DEADLINE IN ORDER TO BE VALID. Contact information for local election authorities and an absentee ballot application form may be found at the links below.
Mail in or faxed absentee ballot requests must be received by the election authority no later than the 5:00 p.m. on the Wednesday prior to any election. Voters can vote by absentee in the office of the local election authority until 5:00 p.m. the night before the election.
Voters requesting an absentee ballot by mail who have registered by mail and have not voted in person are required to submit a copy of their personal identification unless they provided a copy with their registration application. Examples of acceptable identification are:
- Identification issued by the state of Missouri, an agency of the state, or a local election authority of the state;
- Identification issued by the United States government or agency thereof;
- Identification issued by an institution of higher education, including a university, college, vocational and technical school, located within the state of Missouri;
- A copy of a current utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck or other government document that contains the name and address of the voter;
- Driver’s license or state identification card issued by another state; or
- Other identification approved by the secretary of state under rules promulgated pursuant to subsection 3 of this section other identification approved by federal law.
This identification requirement, as well as the notary requirement for absentee ballots, does not apply to overseas voters, those on active military duty or members of their immediate family living with them or voters who are permanently disabled and their caregivers.
Help America Vote Act (HAVA)
On October 29, 2002, President Bush signed HR 3295, the Help America Vote Act ("HAVA"), a federal election reform bill that provides funding to the states for the improvement of elections.
Key Aspects of HAVA are:
Accessible and Second Chance Voting Equipment Funds
- Local election authorities are eligible for up to $4,150 per polling place to purchase or lease one accessible voting system for each polling place. HAVA requires that every polling place have at least one voting system equipped for persons with disabilities.
- Local election authorities are also eligible to receive an amount per precinct, as described below, to help them comply with second chance voting requirements.
- Local election authorities that were not eligible for the federal punch card buyout program are eligible to receive up to $5,600 per precinct.
- Local election authorities that were eligible for the federal punch card buyout program are eligible to receive up to $1,300 per precinct.
Accessible and Second Chance Voting Equipment Information
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