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It's Election Day, and 40% of Johnson County's registered voters already voted early

The Daily Overland Park teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 4 sources

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If you haven't voted yet, today's the day. Early voting in Johnson County ended at noon Monday, so you'll head to your assigned neighborhood polling place. Since the reports differ on opening time, we suggest confirming it with the county election office before you go.

  • Polls close: 7 p.m. today
  • Polls open: 6 a.m. per KCTV, 7 a.m. per Spectrum
  • Johnson County polling locations open today: 141

Johnson County early voters were 40% of registered voters

40%of registered voters cast early ballots

Source: KCTV

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Plenty of your neighbors have already finished. Johnson County's early voting ended with 189,000 voters, and KSHB 41 reported more than 135,000 ballots by Oct. 31, about 50% ahead of the county's 2022 midterm pace. On Monday, one 18-year-old said casting her ballot took 10 minutes.

470,000ballots cast statewide by mail or in person

That's the count on the Kansas secretary of state's website. Early voting opened in Kansas on Oct. 17.

Sources: KCTV, KSHB 41 Kansas City News, spectrumlocalnews.com

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