Missouri Democrats give full list of locations for in-person voting for presidential primary

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)

The Democratic Party in Missouri has released its full list of in-person polling locations for the 2024 presidential primary.

The Missouri Legislature in 2022 designated a new party-run voting system for the presidential primary. Republicans switched to a caucus system, which was held on Saturday. Democratic voters can request a mail-in ballot until March 12, or vote in person from 8 a.m.-noon Saturday, March 23, at a designated location in each county, according to its website.

Some locations around Mid-Missouri include:

• Boone County: ARC Activity and Recreation Center; 1701 West Ash Street, Columbia 65203
• Callaway County: Callaway Electric Cooperative; 1313 Cooperative Drive, Fulton 65251
• Camden County: Community Christian Church; 1064 North Business Route 5, Camdenton 65020
• Cole County: IBEW, Local 2; 209 Flora Drive, Jefferson City 65101
• Cooper County:  Cooper County Courthouse; 513 High Street, Boonville 65233
• Gasconade: Scenic Regional Library; 503 S Olive Street, Owensville 65066
• Macon County: Macon County Circuit Court Room; 101 E Washington St, Macon 63552
• Maries County: Vienna Ball Park; 174 Ballpark Road, Vienna 65582
• Miller County: Eldon Community Center; 309 East 2nd Street, Eldon 65026
• Moniteau County: Moniteau County Democrats Office; 317 S. Oak Street, California 65018
• Montgomery County: Montgomery City Public Library; 224 N. Allen Street, Montgomery City 63361
• Morgan County: Hunter Civic Center; 201 W Jasper Street, Versailles 65084
• Osage County: Osage County Courthouse; 106 East Main Street, Linn 65051
• Pettis County: Heckert Community Center; 1800 W. 3rd Street, Sedalia 65301
• Phelps County: First United Methodist Church Gymnasium; 803 N Main Street, Rolla 65401
• Pulaski County: The Village; 228 Old Route 66, St. Robert 65584

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Incumbent President Joe Biden currently leads the race with 1,826 pledged delegates, according to CNN, and 1,968 are needed to win. There are currently 20 delegates won by the "uncommitted" choice. Other candidates still running include Marianne Williamson and Jason Palmer.