There is early voting for the presidential election; Here's who's next

Thirteen states have begun in-person early voting for this year’s general election, with 30 more scheduled to begin throughout the remainder of October.

Election Day is less than three weeks away and states across the United States have already begun in-person early voting.

Polls show the choice between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump is dead after a tumultuous campaign that saw President Joe Biden replaced by Harris and multiple assassination attempts on Trump.

The first state in the country to begin voting was Alabama, which sent mail-in ballots to eligible voters as early as September 11, but the state does not have in-person early voting options.

North Carolina was originally supposed to be the first state, but that was delayed by the legal process to remove Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s name from the ballot after he withdrew from the race.

Since voting is already underway in other states and voting is expected to begin soon in others, in-person, early voting is taking place here throughout the county.

Status of in-person early voting in the United States

Where did in-person early voting begin?

According to Ballotpedia, twelve states began early and in-person voting, with Georgia becoming the thirteenth state on Tuesday. California, Maine, North Dakota, Oregon and Pennsylvania have different start dates for in-person early voting depending on the county. Alabama, Mississippi and New Hampshire do not have early in-person voting options.

The following states have already begun early voting in person and by mail.

Minnesota – September 20th
South Dakota – September 20th
Virginia – September 20th
Vermont – September 21st
Illinois – September 26th
Montana – October 7th
Nebraska – October 7th
Indiana – October 8th
New Mexico – October 8th
Ohio – October 8th
Wyoming – Oct. 9
Arizona – October 9th
Georgia – Oct 15

Where will in-person early voting begin next?

Thirty states will open in-person early voting and in-person early absentee voting ahead of the November election. The following states are scheduled to begin soon.

Iowa – October 16th
Kansas – October 16th
Rhode Island – October 16th
Tennessee – October 16th
North Carolina – October 17th
Louisiana (Presidency) – Oct. 18
Washington – Oct. 18
Massachusetts – October 19th
Nevada – October 19th
Alaska – October 21st
Arkansas – Oct. 21
Colorado – Oct 21
Connecticut – October 21st
Idaho – Oct 21
South Carolina – October 21st
Texas – October 21st
Hawaii – Oct 22
Missouri – October 22nd
Utah – Oct 22
Wisconsin – Oct. 22
West Virginia – October 23rd
Maryland – Oct. 24
Delaware – Oct. 25
Florida – Oct 26
Michigan – October 26th
New Jersey – October 26th
New York – October 26th
District of Columbia – October 28
Oklahoma – Oct. 30
Kentucky – Oct. 31

Fernando Cervantes Jr. is a featured news reporter for USA TODAY. Reach him at [email protected] and follow him on X @fern_cerv_.

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There is early voting for the presidential election; Here’s who’s next

Thirteen states have begun in-person early voting for this year’s general election, with 30 more scheduled to begin throughout the remainder of October.

Status of in-person early voting in the United States

Where did in-person early voting begin?

Where will in-person early voting begin next?

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