Early voting is available to all voters beginning 40 days before an election and ends the day before the election. Locations and hours for early voting are determined by each election authority.

For more information about early voting locations, check our your state's resource.

VOTER SERVICE CENTERS: Voter Service Centers will be open in each county beginning ten (10) business days before the election. Voter Service Centers provide accessible in-person voting, same day voter registration, and collection of voted ballots. Voter service centers are open ten business days prior to the election and on Election Day.

To find the location of a Voter Service Center in your county of residence go to elections.hawaii.gov or contact your city or county clerk.

Early voting is available from 30 days before a statewide election and 15 days before a special election.

For more information on early voting, please see the section on Absentee Ballot Process.

Beginning 40 days before the Election you can vote early in person or apply for an absentee ballot at your City/Township Clerk's office. You can apply for the absentee ballot and vote that ballot during the same visit! Early voting continues until 4pm the day before the Election.

Early voting begins 10 days before the election and continues through two days before the election (there is no in-person voting the day before Election Day). Many counties have multiple voting sites available. Each voting site has different hours, so check here to determine the best voting site for you.

Early voting is available and no excuse is required. Please check with local county election officials for specific dates and times.

Early in-person voting in Texas starts 17 days before the election (unless it falls on the weekend) and ends 4 days prior to Election Day.  

You may vote at any voting location in your county, and weekend voting may be available. Check in with your county election officials for more information. 

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Early Voting begins 46 days before the election (in-person absentee voting) and ends the day before Election Day.

The County Clerk is responsible for early voting. The locations will be in the County Courthouse, annex or on the property of the courthouse. The regular period of early voting begins 13 days before the election and ends 3 days before the election. Voting is available during regular business hours and on any Saturday on or between the 13th and 3rd days before the election.

Contact your county clerk for more information on times and locations.

Early voting is also available with no excuse required.