Three days into early voting for the Nov. 3 general election, 55,999 Fort Bend County voters have cast ballots in person at the polls, and another 9,160 mail ballots have been received.

The chart below shows daily early voter turnout at Fort Bend County polling locations so far.

An Oct. 15 press release from the office of Fort Bend County Judge KP George said the 20,384 votes cast during the second day of early voting is approximately 2,000 more than were cast on the same day in the 2018 and 2016 election cycles.

"We are seeing enormous enthusiasm to participate in this election, and Fort Bend has been no exception," George said in the release. "I have personally been visiting polling sites in order to resolve issues on the ground, and I encourage everyone to take advantage of extended hours at poling sites to make their voices heard."

The county extended early voting hours to 7 p.m. through Oct. 17 following an error that caused long lines and delays at many voting locations on the first day of early voting.

Early voting runs from Oct. 13-30, and Election Day is Nov. 3.


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