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FAQ
  FEBRUARY 7, 2012
PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCE PRIMARY
Names appear on Missouri's ballot of those that filed during the filing period with the Missouri Secretary of State's Office.  Anyone that is not on the ballot, did not file in time to be on Missouri's ballot.  Those that have withdrawn did not do so within the time frame to be deleted from Missouri's ballot.
An UNCOMMITTED vote would indicate to our county representative to the State caucus what party you wish, but you are undecided (or the person you prefer is not on our ballot).
 
Democratic                                                                         Republican
Barack Obama                                                                      Gary Johnson
Randall Terry                                                                       Herman Cain
Darcy G. Richardson                                                               Mitt Romney
John Wolfe                                                                   Michael J. Meehan
UNCOMMITTED                                                                        Rick Perry
                                                                                     Keith Drummond
                                                                                         Jon Huntsman
                                                                                    Michele Bachmann
                                                                                         Rick Santorum
                                                                                                 Ron Paul
                                                                                       UNCOMMITTED
 
Libertarian                                                                       Constitution
James Orlad Ogle III                                                         UNCOMMITTED
UNCOMMITTED
 
 
 
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  UPCOMING ELECTION DATES
  
February 7, 2012
October 18, 2011-November 22, 2011-Filing Period For Candidacy
November 29, 2011-Final Certification Date
December 27, 2011-February 6, 2012-Absentee Voting Available
January 11, 2012-Last Day To Register To Vote
 
March 6, 2012
November 15, 2011-December 20, 2012-Filing Period For Candidacy
December 27, 2012-Final Certification Date
Date TBA-Absentee Voting Available
February 8, 2012-Last Day To Register To Vote
 
April 3, 2012  Voting precincts are combined into school districts for this election.  Please call our office you have any questions.  NOT ALL VOTING LOCATIONS WILL BE OPEN!
December 13, 2011-January 17, 2012-Filing Period For Candidacy
January 24, 2012-Final Certification Date
Dates TBA-Absentee Voting Available
March 7, 2012-Last Day To Register To Vote
 
June 5, 2012
February 14, 2012-March 20, 2012-Filing Period For Candidacy
March 27, 2012-Final Certification Date
Dates TBA-Absentee Voting Available
May 9, 2012-Last Day To Register To Vote
 
August 7, 2012 (Filings will be on a first come, first served basis)
February 28, 2012-March 27, 2012-Filing Period For Candidacy
May 29, 2012-Final Certification Date
Dates TBA-Absentee Voting Available
July 11, 2012-Last Day To Register To Vote
 
November 6, 2012
July 17, 2012-August 21, 2012-Filing Period For Candidacy
August 28, 2012-Final Certification Date
Dates TBA-Absentee Voting Available
October 10, 1012-Last Day To Register To Vote
 
ABSENTEE VOTING PROCEDURE
 
*Absentee ballots can be voted 2 ways.  1) you may come into the County Clerk's Office during regular business hours (8am-4:30pm) during the dates listed and vote, or 2) Have an absentee ballot mailed to you.
 
*An absentee ballot can be sent to you AFTER receiving a written request.  This request may be written by you on paper or on our form (which we can mail to you upon your request).  The request MUST include your name, address, reason for needing an absentee (such as ill, disabled, away from your voting precinct during voting hours, etc.), and SIGNED.
Once your request is received, a ballot will be mailed to you at the address you designate.
 
*If you are ill or disabled, your ballot enevelope DOES NOT need to be notorized, but if you will be absent from your precinct, it DOES need to be notarized.  In either case, if the envelope is not signed by the voter, the ballot will not be counted.
 
*The Wednesday prior to the election is the last day an absentee ballot can be mailed, so request must be in by then.
NO ballots are able to be handed out from our office.  They must be voted in our office (during the dates listed) or mailed.
 
*Our office currently maintains a listed of voters that are disabled, ill, military, or that work out of town that want a request form automatically sent to them for each election.  If you want to be added to this list, call our office (417-646-2315) and we will do so.