Every two years each County Clerk in Missouri conducts a canvas of registered voters in the county. This allows us to keep our records current, verifying you do still live in the location you have indicated previously, and allows you to receive up to date polling location and redistricting changes by reviewing the information on your card. Polling locations, equipment, and many other variables are reviewed in order to determine whether to maintain certain facilities due to availability, redistricting, compliance, security, cost, and poll worker availability. It is with all of these things in mind that the decisions have been made to consolidate three polling locations. These are Cedar Springs, Madison BC, and Washington. The new voter registration cards that you’ve received this spring will note these new changes. These decisions are never taken lightly. I apologize for any inconvenience this causes but want to make everyone aware to check their new cards before driving to their polling location to ensure they make appropriate travel plans.
THE POLLING LOCATIONS FOR THE SAID ELECTION WILL BE:
PRECINCT POLLING PLACE
Benton JS Masonic Lodge Hall, Jerico Springs
Box 1 El Dorado Springs Community Center
Box 2 El Dorado Springs Community Center
Cedar El Dorado Springs Community Center
Jefferson Cedar County Library, Stockton
Linn, North Cedar County Courthouse (Main Floor), Stockton
Linn, South Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Stockton
Madison BC Cedar County Courthouse (Main Floor), Stockton
Washington Cedar County Library, Stockton
Additionally, requests for absentee ballots to be mailed must be received by 5:00 p.m. July 24, 2024. In person absentee voting is available in my office until 5:00 p.m. August 5th, the day before the election. Please call the Office of the County Clerk at 417.276.6700 E.220, or email vote@cedarcountymo.gov. A sample ballot for the August Primary has already been posted to the county website at https://www.cedarcountymo.gov/images/2024.08.06_Cedar_Publication_Sample_Ballot.pdf.
