Officials stated that according to the Secretary of State officials, the Driver and Vehicle Services Bureau would continue to be required to register voters for federal elections as the federal law would continue to mandate the registration of these voters. Secretary of State officials assume there would be no fiscal impact to their office. Officials assume that motor voter registration is mandated by federal law and assume this proposal would have no fiscal impact. Kansas City Board of Election Commissioners assumes that this proposal would have no fiscal impact, however, officials stated that several states have tried to repeal the National Voter Registration Act from their local law, and found themselves running a dual registration system at considerable costs to their state. The Cape Girardeau and Cole County Clerks assume any fiscal impact would be some insignificant savings in postage costs.
Officials assume no fiscal impact.
No direct fiscal impact to small businesses would be expected as a result of this proposal. This proposal repeals Missouri's motor vehicle voter registration program. This legislation is federally mandated, would not duplicate any other program and would not require additional capital improvements or rental space.