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Voter Engagement & Education

We prepare and provide voter education materials, Know Your Rights palm cards for voters, trainings, toolkits and strategic communications.

Voter Resources

MOVPC offers a variety of digital and print tools for voters and its member organizations to use in their own communities to engage and educate voters and to advocate for pro-voting legislation. 
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MOVPC also creates content for use in its Election Protection efforts, including palm cards, hotline cards, and signage.
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Download print-ready palm cards: Voter Eligibility & Registration, Voting Absentee/Before Election Day, Election Day In-Person Voting, You Have a Right to Voting Assistance, and Voting, and Voting on Probation and Parole
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Language Access: Voting Rights Palm Cards​​​​​​

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Working Groups

Email us to get connected with one of our internal committees, and find out more about each group's leaders here. 

Accessibility Committee


Faith in Voting Committee

Anti-Disinformation Committee
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Language Access Committee

Legislative Committee


Legal Advisory Committee

Voter Eligibility & Registration

Download a print-ready informational card HERE
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Who Can Register to Vote?
 
Any Missouri resident who:

  • Is a US Citizen,

  • Will be 18 by Election Day,

  • Has not been declared legally incompetent,

  • Is not incarcerated for a felony conviction,

  • Is not on probation or parole for a violent or sex-related felony conviction

  • Has not been convicted of an election-related crime

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When Should I Register to Vote? 
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  • When you turn 18 (or at age 17 1/2 if you will turn 18 by Election Day)

  • If you’re age 18 or older and have never registered

  • When you attain eligibility by becoming a US citizen or regain eligibility upon release from incarceration after a felony conviction. Individuals convicted of violent or sex-related felonies regain eligibility upon completion of probation or parole, aka getting “off paper."

  • When you move to Missouri from another state


What is the Voter Registration Deadline?
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New voters must register to vote at least 4 weeks prior to the election date to be eligible to vote in that election. There are limited exceptions for people who move to Missouri after the voter registration deadline; those people should contact their local election authority or 866-OUR-VOTE, the non-partisan voter help hotline.
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For people who need to update an existing Missouri registration — like a name change, an address change within the same county/election jurisdiction, or reactivating from inactive status — can do this any time, including on Election Day. Missouri voters who move from one county/election jurisdiction to another county/election jurisdiction can update their registration and vote on Election Day, but may need to do so at their election authority office.
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How Do I Register to Vote?
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Use a paper form: Download it here for printing by choosing "Print & Mail Your Application" or have a form mailed to you by choosing "Request an Application to Be Mailed."
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Make sure to fill the form out completely, including: 
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  • Checking the boxes verifying citizenship & age

  • Providing the last 4 digits of your SSN# or your driver's license # (if you have them)

  • Using your complete street address

  • Providing your phone number or email so they can contact you if you forgot something

  • Signing the completed form before submitting it

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