As Nov. 3 approaches, people all over the nation are working to get ready for the upcoming presidential election.
The first round of voting in Buchanan County resulted in some 1,700 invalid ballots, after language for one of the proposed constitutional amendments was ruled incorrect by an appellate court but still made its way onto the ballot.
The Andrew County Republicans will open an election headquarters in Savannah, Missouri, at noon Thursday, Sept. 24, at 110 S. Fifth St.
This year’s election is going to be unlike any other. Not only because of the increased security measures, but also because Buchanan County is expecting a record turnout.
You can check out of a library with more than just a pile of books. Local libraries, including the St. Joseph Public Libraries and the Rolling Hills Library, are helping people register to vote.
Despite national trends, the local count on election judges remains strong as the Nov. 4 general election draws closer.
The nominees have spoken, the conventions are over, the candidates have been chosen, and now President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden will face off come Nov. 3. What comes next is voting, but this year it’s trickier than ever, and it’s all thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Getting to a traditional polling place for someone living with a disability may be more difficult, but officials want everyone to get the chance to cast their ballot one way or another.
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — U.S. Rep. Roger Marshall’s audience of about 40 people packed a banquet room in a Kansas City-area bistro. No one wore a mask during his lunchtime remarks about the coronavirus. The Republican nominee for Kansas’ open Senate seat put one on later while talking to masked…
