Warren County Clerk Barbara Daly reminds residents that the Nov. 8 presidential election is quickly approaching and people should make sure they are registered to vote.Clearing up any issues now will make Election Day run smoother, she said.Daly said anyone who has moved to Warren County from another state or another county in Missouri needs to register to vote in Warren County by Oct. 12 to be able to vote in November.Residents who have moved from one address to another address within Warren County, must register that change to be able to vote.That can be done by visiting the county clerk’s office to make the change. Or they can write their new address on the back of their voter identification card and mail it back to county clerk’s office. The county clerk will then send back an updated ID card.Residents who are unsure of their voting status in Warren County should call the county clerk at 636-456-3331 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.Daly said while the deadline is Oct. 12, residents with any of these changes will benefit by calling as soon as possible to avoid problems later.      To register to vote, residents may go to the county clerk’s office, register by mail or visit www.sos.mo.gov.Residents also may call the county clerk to request a registration card to fill out and send back by mail, but it must be returned by Oct. 12.The county clerk does not send out upcoming election notices. Daly said residents should look for election information in the Warren County Record, listen to local radio stations KWRE (730 AM) and KFAV (99.9 FM) or visit http://www.warrencountymo.org/.The county clerk’s office is on the top floor of the Warren County Administration Building, 101 Mockingbird Lane, Suite 302, in Warrenton.For more information, call the county clerk at 636-456-3331.Voter registration