Record Early Voting Turnout Reported in El Paso County
El Paso County reports record-breaking early voting turnout as multiple U.S. jurisdictions conclude early polling ahead of the November 3 general election.
Early voting turnout in El Paso County reached record levels ahead of the November 3 general election. On the first day of early voting, October 19, more than 17,500 in-person ballots were cast, surpassing the previous first-day midterm record of 17,236 set in 2018. By October 27, approximately 112,844 of the county's 541,000 registered voters had cast their ballots early.
The election features competitive statewide and local races for county judge, county commissioner, and several City Council seats. Early voting in the county concludes Friday, October 30.
Other jurisdictions are also finalizing early voting processes. In Miami-Dade County, Florida, 332,861 ballots—roughly 25.35% of registered voters—were cast as of October 27, with 185,352 cast in person and 147,509 by mail. Early voting there continues through November 1 across 28 locations. In Bartholomew County, Indiana, early voting remains available through November 1 at the Gather Columbus building and the Bartholomew County Governmental Office Building.
