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On Wednesday, St. Louis County over 104000 people have already voted early at one of the 14 absentee voting locations.

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SUMMARY: As Election Day approaches, Missouri experiences a surge in early voting, particularly in St. Louis County, where nearly 99,000 voters have already cast ballots. The no excuse in-person absentee voting has attracted large crowds; over 20,000 voted in one day recently. Neighboring Charles County reports nearly 26,000 early voters, with St. Louis City seeing more than 22,800 participants. Election officials note unprecedented interest and predict voter turnout could match or exceed the record 79% from 2020. With a week remaining, the enthusiasm for early voting is significantly higher than in previous elections.

From now through November 4, registered voters all across Missouri can cast their ballots without having to give any kind of reason, different from how it was done during traditional absentee voting.

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You’ve heard the idea of paying it forward – doing something selfless to benefit someone else? That’s what Laila Anderson wants to do; she’s wishing it forward.

“My wish was to take some friends,” she said. “People from the hospital that are going through challenging battles similar to mine and have them experience a Blues game like once in a lifetime.”

Anderson was the inspirational Blues fan who supported the team to their 2019 Stanley Cup. She was diagnosed in 2018 with HLH, a rare auto immune disease.

“Growing up a big Blues fan and being able to join my favorite team on their biggest moment in their history was insane,” Anderson said. “Being in the hospital, they just really pulled me back together and helped me push through. And I think if I can just gift a small piece of that to someone else in the same situation, then I’ve done my part.”

As the Blues gave her hope, she begat that in return to the team. Wanting to wish it forward to share her hope and joy, Laila’s wish to take five other friends from St. Louis Children‘s Hospital to the St. Louis Blues game on Nov. 19.

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