Days ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, turnout in 22 states and Washington, DC, has shattered 2014 midterm election early voter rates, according to the New York Times, which reported 31.5 million ballots had been cast.
The skyrocketing voter engagement comes in the midst of an already uncertain midterms field, full of tight races. Early voting opens up polling places before Election Day so voters can try and tip the scales with a vote in person.
See where you can cast your ballot ahead of Tuesday, November 6:
Many states end early voting in the several days leading up to the election, so check each state's specified timelines and locations.
Read more of Business Insider's 2018 Midterm Election coverage:
- SENATE BATTLEGROUND MAP: The race for control of the Senate is as tight as it can be
- All the dates, deadlines, and rules you need to know before voting in the 2018 Midterm Elections
- Here is the last day you can register to vote in every state
- You can take time off work to vote in 30 US states — but you're out of luck in the rest
- Here are the deadlines in every state to vote absentee in the 2018 midterm elections
- The evolution of American voting rights in 242 years shows how far we've come — and how far we still have to go
