Missouri SB1305 modifies concealed carry laws, allowing permit holders to carry firearms in vehicles at polling places and other specified locations.
Missouri SB1305 modifies provisions relating to the carrying of firearms or weapons into polling places on election days. It allows individuals with a valid concealed carry permit to carry firearms in vehicles within three hundred feet of polling places, provided the firearms are not removed or brandished. The bill also specifies other locations where concealed carry is permitted or restricted, such as schools, hospitals, and certain government buildings.
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