Aging Ahead encourages everyone to get out and vote. Here is a quick guide outlining ways and days that you can vote in the general election as well as some other useful information.
2026 Key Election Dates
• General Election: November 3
Acceptable Forms of Voter ID
• A nonexpired Missouri driver on non-driver license
• A nonexpired military ID, including a veterans ID card
• A nonexpired U.S. passport
• Another nonexpired photo ID issued by the U.S. or the state of Missouri
Your County Election Office is there is help with any voting questions or forms. Please contact them for more information.
St. Louis County
314-615-1800
St. Charles County
636-949-7550
Franklin County
636-583-6355
Jefferson County
636-797-5486
Make A Plan to Vote
- Verify and Update your Voter Registration
- Choose a Voting Method
- Find your Polling Place
- Cast your Vote
- Confirm your voter registration info is current and accuracte at sos.mo.gov/elections
- Your polling place may have changed. Check with your local election office to confirm where you vote in-person, or check at sos.mo.gov/elections
Frequently Asked Question: No-Excuse In-Person Absentee Voting
No excuse in-person early voting begins two weeks prior to Election Day with an acceptable form of identification.
Comments 1
Daphne Phillips
I think the phrase ‘real id’ needs to be added to this article. Many did not get a renewal when the ‘real id’ began. Many felt why pay when, I’m not driving, I’m not flying or traveling out of the country, my information hasn’t changed. Why look for my birth certificate, wait in line and pay money. Many just watched the news about the enforcement of the ‘real id’. Never was it stated (I don’t remember), you can use the ‘valid’ id to VOTE. Real id was stressed by the government, no mail ins, postal service taboo. Sorry got political. I ask all to review and keep data utd/confirm your voter registration and if you want a passport, some libraries can assist. That’s where I got mine:)