🚨 Poll Workers Needed for the November 3rd General Election!
Want to earn up to $300 for working on #ElectionDay? KCEB is seeking more poll workers for the upcoming election! #KansasCity
We have several different types of poll workers. Most applicants will be assigned to be a Ballot Judge or Poll Pad Judge for their first election.
Learn more and apply today at kceb.org/elections/workers
The results from the August 4th Primary have been certified and are now official. #KansasCity
View full official results here:
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Polls have now closed. Thank you for making your voice heard today, KC! Unofficial results will be posted to kceb.org as soon as they are available.
Wondering what's on the ballot? View a Sample Ballot before heading out to the poll on kceb.org.
Voters can vote at ANY poll in Kansas City within Jackson County, IF they vote on the Ballot Marking Device.
Voters who prefer a pre-printed paper ballot must vote at their home poll, which can be found on kceb.org or on the mailed voter notification card.
Today at @TheWWImuseum, KCEB's Curtis Woods spoke at a Naturalization Ceremony sharing the importance of registering to vote. Over half of the new United States citizens registered to vote after the ceremony.
Polls have closed across Kansas City. Unofficial results will be posted to kceb.org as soon as they are available.
What's on the ballot? Here's a list of everything voters across Kansas City are voting on today. A sample of your specific ballot can be found on kceb.org.
What's on today's ballot? Visit kceb.org and view a Sample Ballot before heading out to vote!
Planning to vote today? Bring a valid Photo ID to the poll! View the below graphic for additional details.
Can't make it to your assigned poll? No problem! You can vote at ANY poll in Kansas City if you vote on the Ballot Marking Device.
If you would prefer to vote on a pre-printed paper ballot, you have to vote at your assigned poll, which you can find on kceb.org.
It's #ElectionDay, Kansas City! Polls opened at 6am and will be open until 7pm.
Starting Tuesday, March 24, there will be seven locations across Kansas City open to voters ahead of the upcoming April 7th Municipal Election.
📍 For more details, visit kceb.org.
Planning to vote in the upcoming April 7th Election? Ensure you are registered to vote! The deadline to register for this election is in one week, on Wednesday, March 11th. Visit kceb.org for more details.
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Kansas City Board of Election Commissioners will be closed Monday, January 20, 2025. We will open and resume normal business hours of 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Tuesday, January 21.
Kansas City voters, take some time to look over your sample ballot ow.ly/LCTS50TqW1O! You can even print your sample ballot, mark it, and bring it with you to use as a guide on Election Day.




















