JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) – Former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens will be able to
cast a ballot next week after not being able to vote in the August primary,
Greitens couldn’t vote in August because he was still registered in Jefferson
City, where he and his family lived until he resigned June 1st amid investigations
into a now-dismissed invasion of privacy charge and financial irregularities.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports voter registration records show Greitens is
now registered at his home in Innsbrook in Warren County.
Missouri voters who move to another county must re-register to vote.
Greitens’ most recent campaign finance report shows his campaign fund has spent
over $800,000 on legal fees as part of investigations into his activities.
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