Voter Information
Get information on voting during COVID-19, registration, and understand the issues on the ballot.
Important Deadlines
Where to Vote In-Person
Use the Missouri polling place search feature to find where you can submit your vote in person.
Become a Poll Worker
Poll workers are in great demand right now. Poll workers are paid for their service on Election Day and often for attending training sessions prior to Election Day. Your local election authority determines how much you will be paid, but in Missouri the daily pay ranges from about $64 to about $100.
More Voter Resources
Election Day Voting Rights
As a Missouri-based employer, we adhere to Missouri law. The College will follow the provisions of the law allowing time off to vote as stated in RsMo. 115.639.1. As a reminder, the following voting laws apply:
- Employees who are qualified and eligible to vote shall be relieved from duties at the College for a period of time for voting, which period will not exceed three (3) successive hours including off duty time, between the opening and closing of the polls on the day of the election.
- Employees whose work schedule gives them three successive hours off on Election Day between the opening and the closing of the polls would not be eligible for any paid time off for the purpose of voting.
- In providing the period of successive hours between the opening and the closing of the polls, if any scheduled working time is involved, the employee shall be paid for that part of the scheduled working time for which it is necessary for the employee to be absent, provided that the employee has, prior to election day, contacted his/her supervisor and requested to be absent from work for the purpose of voting.
- The supervisor has the right to specify the time that employees shall be relieved from duties so as to provide the successive hours for voting and the supervisor may assign employees to different voting time off periods so as to maintain sufficient coverage at the College.
We encourage all employees to participate in this important civic process. Please feel free to contact Tanya Dupske, Chief Human Resource Officer at tanyadupske@stlcc.edu if you have any questions.
- Some Missouri absentee and mail-in ballots may require notarization. This is a list
of notaries who have volunteered to assist Missouri voters in getting their mail-in
or absentee ballot envelopes notarized at no charge.
Find a Missouri Notary
Vote 411 First-time Voter Checklist
Use Vote 411's First-tim voter checklist, if its your first-time voting, to make sure you're prepared to vote in the next election.
Ballotopedia
The online encyclopedia of American politics and elections, Ballotopedia covers local, state and federal politics. Neutral, accurate, and verifiable information on government officials and the offices they hold, political issues and public policy, elections, candidates, and the influencers of politics, written by a professional editorial staff.
Project Vote Smart
Vote Smart's mission is to provide free, factual, unbiased information on candidates and elected officials to ALL Americans.
Vote.org
To turn out the vote among young people and people of color, Vote.org partners with corporations and other organizations in the civic space, including Gannett Media Group's USA Today, Vote Save America, and The Andrew Goodman Foundation.
Campus Vote Project’s State Student Guides
Campus Vote Project’s State Student Guides have voter registration deadlines, ID requirements, and more information about the process of how, where, and when to vote.
Rock the Vote
Rock the Vote has created this state-specific election update site.