Voting Resources Available for Election Day

The Center for Service and Community Engagement and the Department of Campus Ministry have provided resources for reflection and voting reminders as the Nov. 8 election approaches.

Resources

Ignatian Examen for Civic Life

The Department of Campus Ministry is offering free copies of the Ignatian Examen for Civic Life, produced by the Ignatian Solidarity Network. The document, which is a call to be contemplatives in action, offers the opportunity for reflection and encourages readers to talk with God in specific ways about the interrelationship between Gospel values and political engagement.

Copies are available at the Eckelkamp Center for Campus Ministry (Wuller Hall) or in the Center for Service and Community Engagement in the Center for Global Citizenship.

Contact Sue Chawszczewski, director of campus ministry, at schawszc@slu.edu with any questions.

VOTE411

The Missouri general election includes many local and state candidates and issues, so this local voter guide includes statements from the candidates on the important issues in order to better compare their positions.

Voting Reminders

• Polls in Missouri are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Those who are in line by closing time at 7 p.m., have the right to cast a vote.
• Only students who registered to vote using their on-campus address 20 N. Grand (MSC#) will be able to vote in Busch Student Center on election day.
• Check your registration status in the state of Missouri here. 
  • Voters anywhere in the country can call 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683) on election day to learn where they need to go and what they need in order to vote. They can also report problems like long lines, faulty voting machines and any other issues potentially affecting voters.  The hotlines are staffed by attorneys and connected to local groups all across the country who can address situations in real time. Find more information online.

Election Night Watch Party

SLU’s Department of Political Science will host an election watch party as soon as the polls close in the Center for Global Citizenship. RSVP is encouraged.