No-excuse absentee voting starts in Missouri on Tuesday, with election officials encouraging voters to cast their ballots early due to the length of the ballot and potential long lines on election day.
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JEFFERSON CITY — Beginning Tuesday, Missouri voters will be able to cast absentee ballots for the Nov. 5 election without citing an excuse. Missouri has long offered absentee voting prior to elections, but voters have had to cite an excuse such as being absent from their home jurisdiction on Election Day.
Missourians are set to vote on whether to unravel the state’s abortion ban or keep it intact. And as the debate rages across the state, access to reproductive health care has become a major flashpoint in the race for U.
No-excuse absentee voting begins in Missouri on Tuesday, Oct. 22, for this year's election. Voters can go to the polls in the two weeks before election day, and they will find the same requirements as day-of voters.