Bill > HB301

This bill eliminates the existing requirement for voter registration solicitors to register with the secretary of state. Currently, the law mandates that anyone soliciting more than ten voter registration applications must register with the state for each two-year election cycle, providing personal information such as name, residential and mailing addresses, and signing an affirmation of truthfulness. Under the proposed bill, these registration requirements would be completely removed, meaning individuals or organizations soliciting voter registration applications would no longer need to submit their information to state officials or face potential penalties for failing to do so. By repealing Section 115.205 of the Missouri Revised Statutes, the bill effectively simplifies the process of collecting voter registration applications and removes administrative burdens on solicitors, while still maintaining the validity of voter registration applications submitted through these channels.

https://house.mo.gov/Bill.aspx?bill=HB301&year=2025&code=R