Voter turnout

From evaluating judges to mail-in rules to working the polls, KCUR and America Amplified want to make sure listeners are apprised of everything they want to know.

From going to a polling place to mailing in your choices, a short rundown of what voting looks like in Kansas for the Nov. 3 election.

Los miembros de uno de los bloques electorales de mayor crecimiento en los EE. UU. dicen que están motivados y que amplían el espectro político. Conózcanlos en TikTok; Facebook es para los más grandes.

Members of one of the fastest-growing voting blocs in the U.S. say they’re energized and span the full political spectrum. And, please, meet them on TikTok. Facebook is for the olds.

Despite notary and ballot confusion, a skyrocketing number of Missouri voters are still opting to vote early and skip the polls this November.

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"Citizens are being pushed out of public participation... via these low quality interactions with police departments," Professor Brandon Davis says.

The county also looks to be on pace to top a record it just set in August: the most requests for mail-in ballots.

Voters in Kansas may participate in advance voting; Missouri residents can cast absentee ballots by mail or at local election sites if they won't be able to vote on primary day.

Voting by mail in the U.S. first came about during the Civil War, but its availability has grown this year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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