Can i vote by mail in missouri

Yes, Missouri allows voters to cast their ballots by mail, also known as absentee voting. Here are the details:

Who can vote by mail in Missouri?

Any registered voter in Missouri can request an absentee ballot, but there are some restrictions:

• You must be a registered voter in Missouri.
• You must be unable to vote in person on Election Day due to a physical disability, illness, or other good cause.
• You must be a military or overseas voter.
• You must be a voter who is 65 years of age or older.

How to request an absentee ballot in Missouri:

1. Fill out the Absentee Ballot Application (Form AB-1) and submit it to your local election authority (LEA) by mail, fax, or email.
2. You can also request an absentee ballot online through the Missouri Secretary of State's website.
3. Make sure to sign and date the application.

When to request an absentee ballot in Missouri:

You can request an absentee ballot up to 6 days before the election, but it's recommended to request it earlier to ensure timely delivery.

How to return an absentee ballot in Missouri:

1. Return the completed absentee ballot by mail to your LEA. Make sure to use the pre-paid return envelope provided.
2. You can also return the ballot in person to your LEA's office.
3. The ballot must be received by the LEA by 7:00 PM on Election Day.

Important deadlines:

• Request deadline: 6 days before the election
• Return deadline: 7:00 PM on Election Day

Additional information:

• You can track the status of your absentee ballot online through the Missouri Secretary of State's website.
• If you need assistance with voting or have questions, contact your LEA or the Missouri Secretary of State's office.

Remember to follow the instructions provided with your absentee ballot carefully, and make sure to sign and date the ballot before returning it.