MO HB125

Allows persons at least 17 years old to vote in presidential primary elections if they will be 18 years old on the state general election day following that primary.

Maintains existing voter qualifications requiring U.S. citizenship, Missouri residency, and 17 years 6 months of age for regular elections.

Preserves voter disqualifications for persons adjudged incapacitated, confined under sentence, on probation or parole after felony conviction, or convicted of felonies or misdemeanors connected with voting rights.

Requires prior voter registration in the jurisdiction of residence before the registration deadline, except as provided in federal law or federal elections.

Changes gender-specific language from "his" to "the person's" in voter qualification provisions.