The April 2, 2024 Missouri municipal elections are approaching quickly! Voting in local elections is an important way to connect with local government and make your voice heard about issues of importance at the closest level of government. 

The registration deadline for the April 2 election is Wednesday, March 6. To register (or check your registration) click here. 

On Election Day (Tuesday, April 2), any St. Louis County voter may cast their ballot in Danforth University Center, Room 276.

Additional St. Louis County polling places can be found here. St. Louis City voters can find their closest polling place here. (Not sure if you’re a city or county voter? Check here.) Additionally, starting on Tuesday, March 19, you can vote early at these locations in the County and City. 

You will need a photo ID issued by the state of Missouri (e.g., driver’s license or state ID) or a photo ID issued by the United States government (e.g., passport). More information about voter identification in Missouri can be found here. If you have questions about appropriate photo ID, please contact washuvotes@wustl.edu. 

To find out about what is on your ballot, use these nonpartisan tools: Ballotpedia or Vote411. For other voting questions, visit vote.wustl.edu or contact WashU Votes at washuvotes@wustl.edu. 

Click here to find a list of all upcoming elections around the country. To receive election reminders for the address where you vote, sign up using TurboVote here.