As the national media directed its attention to Missouri's ACORN voting scandal, Chief Election Official Robin Carnahan could not be reached for comment.

Republican Secretary of State candidate Mitch Hubbard says Carnahan should have been available today to assure voters their votes are not being disenfranchised.

Hubbard goes on to say that if voters think their votes do not matter, they will not vote.

Carnahan did release a statement saying she assures Missourians that elections are fair and her office is looking into any falsified voter information.

Reporting from the State Capitol, I'm Rachel Glaser

Jackson County Election Board reports it received hundreds of fraudulent voter registration cards from the Association of Community Organizations of Reform Now, or ACORN.

Deputy of Communications Director for Secretary of State Robin Carnahan, Ryan Hobart says registration cards undergo an extensive verification process to ensure elections are run fairly.    

Carnahan could not be reached, but issued a statement saying, Missouri voters should feel confident and secure in Missouri's elections.

Reporting from the State Capitol, I'm Rachel Glaser.