Leading up to the November General Election, the St. Louis County Board of Elections will be opening three satellite voting centers – a new location in Clayton, and the South and West County locations that were used for the August Primary Election – during the final week of absentee voting. Absentee voting for the November 6 election is currently underway in Missouri.
The new Clayton location will be at the Center of Clayton, 50 Gay Ave. The South County location will be at the St. Louis County Government Center – South, 4544 Lemay Ferry Rd. The West County location will be at St. Louis County Municipal Court – West Division, 82 Clarkson Wilson Center in Chesterfield.
These sites will serve in conjunction with the current onsite absentee voting program located at the Board of Election’s main office, 725 Northwest Plaza in St. Ann, which opened to voters on September 25.
All three satellite sites will be open Monday, October 29 through Monday, November 5. Their hours of operation will be Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Extended hours will be available on Monday, November 5 with all locations being open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Any voter who is registered in St. Louis County and who qualifies for absentee voting may vote at whichever onsite absentee voting location they choose.
Democratic Director of Elections Eric Fey also reminds voters that “due to the length of the ballot it may be helpful to bring a sample ballot or cheat sheet with information about how you want to vote with you to the polls.”
You can request an absentee ballot – and view a sample ballot – at https://www.stlouisco.com/yourgovernment/elections.
