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What questions do you have about the 2024 elections in Missouri and Kansas? Tell KCUR here

Voters in Kansas City, Kansas, showing up at the Wyandotte County Election office for the last minutes of early voting on Nov. 7, 2022.
Carlos Moreno
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KCUR 89.3
Voters in Kansas City, Kansas, showing up at the Wyandotte County Election office for the last minutes of early voting on Nov. 7, 2022.

As KCUR covers the 2024 elections in Missouri and Kansas, we want residents and voters to help shape our coverage. What do you need to know about the voting process, your local races, or what you're seeing in the news?

Election season is on! KCUR wants you to vote confidently in local, state and national races this year.

To do that, you need reliable information about when and how to vote, about your candidates, and about the issues.

KCUR wants to hear from you: What questions do you have about the 2024 elections?

What do you need to know about the voting process? Curious about how local and state races will impact your neighborhood? Is there rhetoric or misinformation that has you confused? Need help making sense of the polls and what experts are saying? Let us know!

From now through the general election on Tuesday, Nov. 5, you can send us your thoughts, concerns and questions by texting ELECTION2024 to 816-601-4777.

You can also email us: Contact KCUR's Community Engagement Editor Laura Ziegler (lauraz@kcur.org) and Community Engagement Producer Zach Perez (zjperez@kcur.org).

There are no dumb questions! If you’re wondering something, there’s a very good chance someone else is, too.

We'll report the way we do best, and then publish the answers we find online, on the radio, in our newsletters and podcasts, and on social media.

As part of that process, KCUR might reach out to talk with you about your question, issue or problem to find out more details. That way, we can ensure we can get you exactly what you need.

Have questions about the 2024 Elections? Text with KCUR!

Sign up to send and receive texts from KCUR! We want you to ask questions, suggest story ideas and weigh in on the important issues facing Kansas City. Text ELECTION2024 to 816-601-4777 to join the conversation. Get more information here.

As Kansas City grows and diversifies, journalists need to listen to the people, to your challenges and successes..As engagement and solutions editor, I’ll make sure we’re framing stories based on what we hear from you, and we’ll partner with communities so our stories help us understand and connect to one another. Email me at lauraz@kcur.org.
News is only useful when it addresses your questions and concerns. As KCUR's community engagement producer, I speak directly with diverse communities in our region to help our newsroom understand what matters to them. Through this communication, I ensure your interests and lives are properly represented by our coverage.

What should KCUR be talking about? Who should we be talking to? Let me know. You can email me at zjperez@kcur.org.
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