Tuesday, November 5, 2024 - polling locations will be open from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

1. By mail after submitting an application
2. Early at an advance voting location
3. On Election Day at your assigned polling place

Any registered voter can vote at any advance voting location with no application required. Advance voting is available from Saturday, October 19^th to Monday, November 4^th at noon.

Locations and hours can be found at jocoelection.org/advance-voting.

Any registered voter in Johnson County, Kansas can vote by mail. State law requires voters to complete an advance voting by mail ballot application before Tuesday, October 29th.

Ballots begin mailing to voters with active requests on file starting Wednesday, October 16th.

The U.S. Postal Service recommends voters mail their ballot at least one week prior to Election Day.

All ballots must be received by 7 p.m. November 5th, or postmarked before 7 p.m. Election Day and received via USPS by Friday, November 8th.

Visit jocoelection.org/VoterView and provide your name and date of birth.

Polls are open from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 5th.  Voters are allowed to cast a ballot if they are in line by 7 p.m.

Individuals must vote at their assigned polling place that can be found at jocoelection.org/VoterView.

State law requires voters to show photographic identification when voting in person. Acceptable forms of photo ID include a driver’s license or nondriver’s identification card from any state, a U.S. passport or military ID, a government employee badge, university student ID card from an accredited postsecondary education institution in Kansas, concealed carry license, or public assistance ID card.

For more information, please call the Johnson County Election Office at (913)-715-6800.

Visit jocoelection.org/VoterView and provide your name and date of birth.

An eligible Johnson County, Kansas voter must be a U.S. citizen, a resident of Johnson County, and 18 years of age on or before Tuesday, Nov. 5.

A 17-year-old who will be 18 before or on Election Day may complete a voter registration application. The applicant will become an active registered voter on their 18^th birthday. 

October 15, 2024, is the deadline to register to vote or update voter registration information for the November 2024 general election.

Individuals can register to vote online with a valid Kansas driver’s license or a Kansas nondriver’s identification card.

A voter registration application can also be printed  and returned by email, text, mail, or personal delivery to the Johnson County Election Office:

Options for returning the completed forms:

  > Email: [email protected]

  > Text: 913-953-9539 (txt a clear picture taken from directly above the document, and not at an angle)

  > Fax: 913-791-8931

  > Mail: 2101 E Kansas City Rd, Olathe, KS 66061

Those that prefer to fill out a voter registration application in person can stop by the Johnson County Election Office during business hours.

Register To Vote Information

A new voter registration application needs to be completed.

Register To Vote Information

Visit jocoelection.org/VoterView and provide your name and date of birth.

Those with a permanent physical disability or have been diagnosed with a permanent illness may qualify for Permanent Advance Voting status. Individuals who qualify for Permanent Advance Voting status automatically receive a ballot in the mail before every election.

Voters that are home bound or hospitalized during the election can have someone else pick-up and deliver a provisional take-home ballot to the voter. Provisional take-home ballots are processed and issued from any advance voting location, or from the Election Office (the only location on election day Tuesday, Nov 5th).

Please call the Johnson County Election Office at (913)-715-6800 for more information.

Yes. Federal and State law require the election process to be accessible to all voters. The federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) checklist is used to ensure polling places meet accessibility standards. Each polling place has at least one fully accessible, Help America Vote Act (HAVA) compliant voting machine that enables voters with disabilities to vote independently.

Voters with disabilities may have the assistance of a friend, family member, or companion, or receive assistance from two election workers.

When a voter arrives at a polling site and is unable to physically enter the voting location for whatever reason, we do offer curbside voting service. This is facilitated by a wireless doorbell device that the voter will activate. A phone number is noted for the voter to call in the event that the doorbell notification to the election workers in the polling place does not work.

Individuals should fill out and submit a new voter registration application before the voter registration deadline on Tuesday, October 15.

If you move within 30-days of the election day date and did not update your voter registration, you may vote at the precinct assigned to your old address, but you will be required to complete Affidavit of Former Precinct Resident form at the polling site location when you vote.

Voters who do not update their address and have moved more than 30-days prior the election day date can vote, but will vote a provisional ballot and be required to compete a new voter registration form.

The voter registration is tied to where a voter resides. College students can register to vote either at their permanent address in their hometown, or where they attend school. Where you choose to register to vote will not affect your federal financial aid, including FAFSA, Pell Grants, Perkins, or Stafford loans.

If you register at your permanent address in Kansas and do not plan to vote in person, you can apply for an advance ballot by mail. If you register at a temporary address outside of Johnson County, please refer to your state and county guidelines.

The Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (UOCAVA) allows U.S. citizens residing outside of the country to vote by mail. For more information, please see the Military-Overseas section of the webite, orcall the Johnson County Election Office at (913)-715-6800.