Kansans opt to cast ballots before Election Day

Many Kansas voters are opting to cast ballots before Election Day in this year’s general election.

Early voting

Voting before Election Day gives Kansans another opportunity to participate in the general election. The development reflects voters choosing an earlier time to submit their ballots.

What voters should check

People planning to vote early should review the election information available for their county, including the dates, locations and identification requirements that apply to them. Those details can vary by election and county.

Voters who have questions about casting an early ballot should contact their county election office for current instructions. Election offices are the place to confirm when and where early voting is available and what steps voters must follow.

Election participation

Early voting is one of the ways Kansans can take part in the general election. Voters may choose the option that fits their schedule, whether they cast a ballot before Election Day or vote on Election Day itself.

The Topeka Capital-Journal reported on the increase in Kansans choosing to vote early in this year’s general election. Read the report.