These States Have Early Voting Deadlines Approaching Ahead of Election Day

En español | Voters in many states are running out of time to cast an early in-person ballot ahead of  Election Day. Early voting rules vary, with states like Arkansas and Maryland allowing any registered voter to cast a ballot at an early voting site. South Carolina is offering early voting for the first time this year thanks to a new election law.

Other states require voters to fill out absentee or mail ballots in person at clerks’ offices, while several states don’t allow early, in-person voting at all. Depending on your state, you may need to bring a driver’s license or other ID. Check our guide to voting in your state or territory to see if and how you can vote before Election Day. 

States with upcoming deadlines for early in-person voting:

• Maine: Thursday, Nov. 3
• Maryland: Thursday, Nov. 3
• Tennessee: Thursday, Nov. 3
• Arizona: Friday, Nov. 4
• Georgia: Friday, Nov. 4
• Idaho: Friday, Nov. 4
• Massachusetts: Friday, Nov. 4
• Nevada: Friday, Nov. 4
• Texas: Friday, Nov. 4
• New Mexico: Saturday, Nov. 5
• North Carolina: Saturday, Nov. 5
• South Carolina: Saturday, Nov. 5
• West Virginia: Saturday, Nov. 5
• Virginia: Saturday, Nov. 5
• Delaware: Sunday, Nov. 6
• New Jersey: Sunday, Nov. 6
• Arkansas: Monday, Nov. 7
• Colorado: Monday, Nov. 7
• Hawaii: Monday, Nov. 7
• Indiana: Monday, Nov. 7
• Iowa: Monday, Nov. 7
• Minnesota: Monday, Nov. 7
• Nebraska: Monday, Nov. 7
• Ohio: Monday, Nov. 7
• Vermont: Monday, Nov. 7
• Washington D.C.: Monday, Nov. 7