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Voting Information
Throughout the year, the American Democracy Project offers a variety of non-partisan voter mobilization programs. We seek to help campus community members understand and navigate the different rules processes involved in voting including voter registration, absentee voting, voter identification, and polling site location.
The Secretary of State is the election authority for the state and works with county clerks and election boards. On the Secretary鈥檚 election website, voters can check to see if they are registered, access the voter registration form and contact information for their county, get a calendar of upcoming election dates, access the absentee ballot request form, and check their polling location.
for information on voting and absentee ballot information in Missouri.
Voting laws vary by state. Campus Vote project provides student guides for all 50 states.
on how to Vote in Every State.
Warrensburg is in Johnson County and our local election authority is the County Clerk.
In Missouri, absentee ballots must be notarized before they are returned. There are a variety of offices on campus that have a public notary which can do this including:
- Keri Busker in the Office of Student Experience and Engagement, Administration Building 214
- Stacey Beasley in the Office of Student Experience and Engagement, Administration Building 214
American Democracy Project
Dr. Shari Bax
Vice President, Office of Student Experience and Engagement
Administration Building, Room 214
Tel: (660)543-4618