One of the best places to find people strongly inclined to vote is the readers of newspapers. Letters to the editor are among the most read parts of local newspapers. Letters are more likely to be published from local people, if they’re short, and if they’re on one topic. Most newspapers have word limits, generally 200 words.
List of Links for Missouri Newspapers
(in alphabetical order by city, town, or county)
Belton North Cass Herald
Submit a Message / Letter to the Editor
California Democrat
Cameron Citizen-Observer
Letters to the Editor: editor@mycameronnews.com
Cape Girardeau Southeast Missourian
Carthage News
Letters to the editor: info@carthagenewsonline.com
Columbia Daily Tribune
The Columbia Daily Tribune Welcomes Letters to the Editor
Columbia Missourian
Cuba Free Press
Letters to the editor: news@cubafreepress.com
Elsberry Democrat
Emissourian.com
(covers Washington, Union, Saint Clair, Pacific, New Haven)
Excelsior Citizen
Festus – The Leader
Hannibal Courier-Post
Harrisonville Tribune-Times
Kansas City Star
How to contribute letters and essays to The Kansas City Star
Kennett Delta Dunklin Democrat
Jefferson City News Tribune
Joplin Globe
Letters to the editor: letters@joplinglobe.com
Kirksville Daily Express
Liberty Letters Courier-Tribune
Lincoln County Journal (Troy)
Maryville Daily Forum
Mexico Ledger
Monett Times
Monroe City Lake Gazette
Neosho Daily News
Phelps County Focus (Rolla)
Sedalia Democrat
Springfield News-Leader
St. Joseph News-Press
St. Louis American
contact: editor@stlamerican.com
St. Louis – Call Newspapers (South St. Louis County)
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
How to write a letter to the editor to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch
One of those published: Letter: Amendment 7 would limit Missourians’ future choices in elections
St. Louis County – West Magazine
Troy Free Press
Warrensburg Daily Star-Journal
Webster-Kirkwood Times