As Election Day approaches, Johnson County Library offers trusted, nonpartisan resources and tools to make the voting process easier. Election Day is Nov. 3.
Voter registration forms and advance mail ballot applications are available at all Library locations. While registration for the upcoming election is closed, forms remain available year-round for future elections. Every location also has a ballot drop box for convenient ballot returns.
The Library offers a variety of resources to help residents prepare to vote, including:
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Access to early voting spaces
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Election information and sample ballots
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Candidate forums
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Voter registration forms
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Staff assistance locating
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Credible databases covering news, current events, government and legal topics
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Free access to books, periodicals and trusted news sources without paywalls
Residents can also access digital subscriptions to The Kansas City Star and Johnson County Post for local coverage of candidates, ballot measures and other election news. New this year, pocket constitutions have been available at Library branches since the summer.
“Our commitment to access, education and community engagement makes us a natural partner for voters in preparing to vote. We provide access to information and opportunities across our communities, with trusted, accessible and nonpartisan resources,” said Regional Librarian Hilary Sorio.
Voters can find more election information through the Johnson County Election Office at jocoelection.org and through the Library’s website at jocolibrary.org.
