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Get ready to VOTE on APRIL 7. Find information on how to vote and more below.

WHO WE ARE

The League of Women Voters of Kansas City is a nonpartisan, grassroots organization working to protect and expand voting rights and ensure everyone is represented in our democracy. We empower voters and defend democracy through advocacy and education.

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VOTING NOW

Get ready to vote on April 7 and beyond

Sample Ballot: Visit vote411.org/ballot for your personalized sample ballot.

Candidate Forums
🗓 Calendar of upcoming candidate forums throughout the Kansas City area.
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Submit your questions for candidates to answer.
🎥 Watch recordings of candidate forums. All forums available for replay.

Voting FAQ

What ID do I need to vote? 
Get new up-to-date information on new voter ID requirements and other changes to Missouri election laws.


Registered to vote? Confirm your voter registration before going to your polling location. 

Get LWVKC voting flyers Print or share informational flyers.

Visit our Voter Education page for more guidance on how to register and vote, along with details about the ballot measures Kansas City voters will see in upcoming elections. You can also learn about Missouri’s ballot initiative process, how it has been used in the past, voting options for college students, and other helpful voting resources.


✔ Absentee voting begins on Tuesday, February 24.  
Early voting (no excuse required) begins on March 24. 
✔ Absentee voting ends at 5pm on Monday, April 6.
✔ Check with your Local Election Authority on absentee voting times and locations.


Kansas City   Kansas City Election Board, 4407 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Kansas City, MO
816-842-4820 KCEB absentee voting

Jackson County    Jackson County Election Board, 110 N. Liberty St., Independence, MO
816-325-4600 Jackson County absentee voting

Cass County  County Clerk's Office, 102 East Wall St., Harrisonville, MO
816-380-8102 Cass County absentee voting

Clay County  Clay County Board of Elections, 100 W. Mississippi St., Liberty, MO 
816-415-8683 Clay County absentee voting

Platte County   Platte County Board of Elections, 2600 NW Prairie Rd., Platte City, MO
816-858-4400 Platte County absentee voting


JOIN LWVKC

The League of Women Voters has been working for democracy since women gained suffrage, the vote, in 1920. There's a place for everyone in our organization, from interested observers to members in the thick of helping craft policy. 

Become a League Member

The League offers many volunteer opportunities throughout the year, many that require just a few hours commitment.  Click on the button below to find out what's going on and how you can help.

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HAPPENING NOW

What the League is doing


On April 17, 2025, the League of Women Voters of the United States launched Unite and Rise 8.5, an initiative to mobilize 8.5 million voters to protect democracy. 
Since then, the League of Women Voters continues to DEFEND DEMOCRACY. 

Apr. 2, 2026 - The League of Women Voters in partnership with other voting rights organizations sues to challenge Executive Order restricting mail-in ballots

Feb. 4, 2026: The League of Women Voters condemns call to nationalize elections

Jan. 26, 2026: The League of Women Voters responds to escalating actions by I.C.E. that put people and their Constitutional rights at risk.  

Jan. 22, 2026: The League of Women Voters condemns military escalation in Minnesota.

Dec. 4, 2025: The League of Women Voters responds to the Supreme Court after it upholds Texas' mid-cycle redistricting. 


October 7, 2025: Following the class action lawsuit challenging the administration's 'National Data Banks', the League of Women Voters and partner organizations asked for a preliminary injunction to halt this action. 

Visit LWV's Newsroom to keep up to date on everything the League is doing.


LWVKC's 2024 Election Report
Learn what LWVKC accomplished during the year of the last Presidential Election.

Send me weekly Call to Action emails
LWVKC produces a weekly Legislative Call to Action newsletter during the Missouri Legislative session to keep members informed and engaged. Sign up to receive timely updates, clear explanations, and practical guidance on how to take action on League-supported issues each week.


Legislative Action
More information on current Missouri bills and how to take action to advocate for your positions is available from our Legislative Action team.

What you can do


➡️ Join Unite and Rise 8.5 and commit to defend democracy.

➡️ Tell your senator to oppose the SAVE Act.

➡️ Urge Congress to restrain Federal immigration enforcement.


➡️ Learn simple strategies to refute online misinformation


➡️ Let your Senators and Representatives know how the budget bill signed on July 4 will affect you. Keep the Medicaid in Missouri fact sheet handy. 

➡️ VOTE in every election‼️  Watch this short video to learn why your vote matters.


Shop LWVKC
Buy LWVKC t-shirts and swag from our shop on Red Bubble.

Legislator Lookup
Stay informed on who holds office. To find your representatives in the Missouri General Assembly, the U.S. Congress, as well as elected state officials, click on the button above.


REGISTER AND VOTE

Am I registered to vote?  Confirm your voter registration today.
If you are a United States citizen, 17½ years of age, and will be 18 by the next election, you can register to vote.

I want to register to vote LWVKC is here to help.


2026 Elections
Update your calendar with these important dates and make a plan to vote in every election.

February 3: Bond Measures. Register to vote by Jan 7.
April 7: Local Elections. Register to vote by Mar 11. 
August 4: Primary Election. Register to vote by Jul 8.
November 3: General Election. Register to vote by Oct 7.


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