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Voter Resources for November 3, 2026
General Election

MOVPC creates digital and print tools for 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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For our Election Protection Program, MOVPC creates Know Your Rights materials for voters, including palm cards, hotline cards, and 866-OUR-VOTE signage.

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Download print-ready palm cards at these links, and view the front and back of each palm card below

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Language Access: Voting Rights Palm Cards​​​​​​

Front_ 2026 General Election Eligibility & Registration Palm Card.png
Back_ 2026 General Election Eligibility & Registration Palm Card.png
2026 MOVPC Voting In Person Palm Card.png
Back - 2026 MOVPC Voting in Person_Election Day Voting Palm Card.png
2026 MOVPC Voting Before Election Day.png
Back_2026 MOVPC Voting Before Election Day Palm Card.png
Front_ 2026 MOVPC Rights Restoration Palm Card.png
Back_2026 MOVPC Rights Restoration Palm Card.png

Working Groups

Email us to get connected with one of our internal committees.

Accessibility Committee


Faith in Voting Committee

Anti-Disinformation Committee
KnowDisinfo.org

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?
 

Any Missouri resident who is a US Citizen, will be 18 by Election Day, has not been declared legally incompetent, and is not currently serving time, or on probation or parole from a felony conviction, can register to vote. 

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When Should You Register? 

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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 Deadline?

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New voters must register to vote at least 4 weeks prior to the election date in order 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 1-866-OUR-VOTE (a non-partisan voter help hotline).  

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Updates to an existing Missouri registration, like a name change, an address change within the same county/election jurisdiction, or reactivating from inactive status, can be done any time, including on Election Day. Missouri voters who move to a new county 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?

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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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