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Election Days

There are four statutory election dates each year. They are the first Tuesday after the first Monday in February, April, August and November.

One week before each election our office will mail you a postcard giving the date of the election, the address of your polling place and the names of the registered voters in your household.

Your polling place will open promptly at 6 a.m. and close at 7 p.m.

Election Night Access

On Election Night, there will be three separate areas within the main of the Election Board dedicated for interested persons to view Election Night Activities.

HOWEVER, LIVE RESULTS WILL NOT BE PROVIDED

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Special Services for Those With Disabilities

The St. Louis County Board of Elections wants to ensure every person eligible to vote is able to exercise their right to vote.

As such, more than three fourths of our polling places are handicapped accessible and all locations have been supplied with one vote recorder seven inches below standard height to accommodate a wheelchair.

If your polling place is not handicapped accessible you may vote on Election Day at our St. Ann office (725 Northwest Plaza Dr., St. Ann, MO, 63074) which is on ground level with reserved, handicapped parking.

If you would like to use your own polling place but are unable to leave your car, a bi-partisan team of election officials will bring a vote recorder and ballot to you.

If you are voting absentee because of illness or disability you do not have to have your affidavit envelope notarized.

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Election Days

Election Night Access

Special Services for Those With Disabilities

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