Early Voting Sites

Early Voting Sites are designated locations where voters can cast their ballots prior to the official Election Day. This practice allows individuals the flexibility to participate in elections at their convenience, often reducing long lines and wait times that can occur on Election Day itself. Early voting typically occurs over a set period leading up to the election, and these sites usually mirror regular polling place operations, including the use of voting machines and the presence of election officials. The availability of early voting sites varies by jurisdiction, as rules and regulations concerning early voting are determined by individual states or localities.