Voting and Elections in the United States

The official site of the Missouri Secretary of State's office, which is charged by law with oversight of election laws. Includes forms to look up your registration status, register online, or request a paper registration form.

From the League of Women Voters

This is a secure website at which you can enter your name and home address to determine if you are registered to vote and to find the location of your polling place. Maintained by the Missouri Secretary of State’s office.

From Vote.gov. Check how to register in every state.

Information for every state on how and where to register to vote, eligibility requirements, getting absentee ballots, and everything you need to know about voting, including candidate information. The site includes ballot measures by state and location of polling places. From the League of Women Voters.

VoteRiders provides information and free, expert assistance to help you with voter ID. We can help with renewing your expired ID, obtaining the documents needed to secure your ID, and covering the cost of getting to and from ID-issuing offices. Call or text VoteRiders’ Voter ID Helpline: 844-338-8743.

Includes news stories on using a notary and other election-related coverage for Missouri and Illinois.

Sign up for election reminders and get help with voter registration and voting by mail — all in one place!

Describes the election process and the importance of elections at all levels of government.

From ProPublica, Electionland is a coalition of newsrooms around the country that are covering misinformation, cybersecurity, and problems that prevent eligible voters from casting their ballots during the 2020 elections.

Voting information and assistance for U.S. Service members, their families, and overseas citizens

From USA.gov -- answers to common questions on voting the U.S.

Empowering Voters. Defending Democracy. We envision a democracy where every person has the desire, the right, the knowledge and the confidence to participate.

Enter your address for a customized interactive ballot, or browse for races, candidates and propositions. You can mark your choices to print or save. Select two rival candidates to see side-by-side profiles.

Founded by the National Coalition on Black Civic Participation, Black Youth Vote! is a national grassroots coalition of organizations and individuals committed to increasing political and civic involvement among Black men and women aged 18-35. This youth led organization seeks to empower Black youth by educating them about the political process and training them to identify issues and influence public policy through participation.

This group "is a non-profit, non-partisan organization, founded in 1990." It "engages youth in the political process by incorporating the entertainment community and youth culture into its activities." The site includes information about registering to vote and kits for organizing voter registration drives, links to information about selected issues, and a blog.

Includes guides to student voting in every state.

From vote.gov

Describes the election process and the importance of elections at all levels of government.