Allows an individual to use a driver's license that has been expired for sixty days or less to register to vote

HB 2904 allows individuals in Missouri to register to vote using a driver's license that has expired within the last sixty days, treating it as valid for registration purposes only. The bill also establishes that a voter's registration will expire on the same date as their driver's license if they registered with that document, whereas registrations using other forms of ID remain valid for six years. Additionally, the legislation outlines procedures for casting provisional ballots by voters who arrive at a polling place without acceptable photo identification, requiring them to return to the location later to verify their identity. These changes directly affect voters and election officials by modifying how driver's licenses are accepted during registration and defining specific rules for provisional voting.