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How to find a sample ballot in Missouri or Kansas

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Founding father Thomas Jefferson considered knowledge the key to democracy, noting in a 1789 letter that “wherever the people are well informed they can be trusted with their own government.”

With that in mind, it’s important for voters to understand what is on the upcoming ballot for the Nov. 3 general elections.

That’s the best way for voters to learn about the issues and provides an opportunity to do research on the candidates and questions before heading to the polls.

Missouri residents can access most sample ballots via the local clerk’s office or election board websites, but the Missouri Secretary of State’s office also allows voters to look up sample ballots by their registered address.

The Kansas Secretary of State has a similar online portal for sample ballots.

SAMPLE BALLOTS IN MISSOURI

Bates County Clerk’s Office

Cass County Clerk’s Office

Clinton County Election Information

Henry County Clerk’s Office

Jackson County Election Board

Johnson County (Missouri) Election Information

KCMO Election Board

Lafayette County Clerk’s Office

Platte County Board of Elections

Ray County Clerk’s Office

SAMPLE BALLOTS IN KANSAS

Douglas County Clerk's Office

Johnson County Election Office

Leavenworth County Election Information

Linn County Clerk and Election Office

Miami County Election Information

Wyandotte County Election Office