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The last day of early voting is Friday, Oct. 31 and election day is Nov. 4. There are nine early voting locations across Montgomery County. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

12,239 votes cast in Montgomery County during first week of early voting

By Nichaela Shaheen

During the first week of early voting Oct. 20-25 almost 3% of registered voters in Montgomery County cast their ballots, with 12,239 votes cast–or 2.63% of registered voters.

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