information for voters
Vote on or before Tuesday November 3, 2026
How to vote absentee by mail
In Missouri, absentee voting for the November 3, 2026 general election began on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, and the last day to request an absentee ballot is October 21, 2026. Registered voters in St. Louis County can request absentee ballots by mail through the St. Louis County Board of Elections website or pick up an absentee ballot in person at the St. Louis County Board of Elections office in St. Ann.
how to vote early in person
Early voting is available as an option at early voting locations across St. Louis County on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. from Tuesday, October 20 - Friday, October 30, 2026. Early voting locations are also open Saturdays, October 24 & October 31, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and on Monday, November 2, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is no early voting available on Sundays.
To find a list of early voting locations, plus more helpful voter information, visit the voter guide on the St. Louis County Democrats website or visit the St. Louis County Board of Elections website.
VOTER ID rules in missouri
Find a list of acceptable forms of voter ID on the Missouri Secretary of State’s voter ID information page. REMEMBER: if you are registered to vote, and your ID is rejected at the polls, you can still request a provisional ballot.
WHEN IS THE ELECTION FOR THE 95TH DISTRICT?
That’s a good question! Because the last person elected to represent the district resigned right after taking office back in January 2025, Missouri’s 95th State House District is currently vacant, meaning the people of the 95th District in South St. Louis County have no representation in the Missouri State House. By law, it’s up to Missouri’s Governor to call a special election to fill vacant seats in the State House. After learning that the people of her district had no representation, Meredith Sumenek stepped up back in 2025 to run for election to fill the vacancy. But Governor Mike Kehoe has refused to do his job and call a special election to fill this seat, leaving it vacant for almost two years.
We now finally have an opportunity to fill the vacancy in District 95 during the November 3rd, 2026 general election.
Please make sure to vote on or before November 3rd to bring representation back to our district!
Learn about the 95th district
Missouri’s 95th State House District is located in the Mehlville and Oakville area in the southernmost part of South St. Louis County, south of Highways 270 and 255, bordering the Mississippi River on the East and the Meramec River at St. Louis County’s border with neighboring Jefferson County. About 37,800 people live in the district. The district is entirely within St. Louis County and overlaps the Mehlville School District and the Lindbergh School District.
FIND OUT IF YOU LIVE IN THE 95TH DISTRICT
Not sure if you live in the 95th District? You can check this more detailed PDF map of District 95 from the St. Louis County Board of Elections, or enter your address into the St. Louis County Board of Elections district mapping tool, which will show you every political district you reside in When using the mapping tool, you may want to use the sidebar menu to remove some district lines from the map to make it easier to see your State House District.
questions to ask a candidate
This election year, candidates for multiple offices will be attending events and knocking on doors in your neighborhood. If you meet a candidate, do you already know what you want to ask about their campaign? if you’d like some ideas for questions for candidates, you might find some good ones in this recent article in the St. Louis Call.