At the close of the first day of early voting, Oct. 22, county records indicated that 20,158 Montgomery County residents had cast ballots either in person or by mail—about a 136 percent increase from the voter turnout of 8,538 experienced on the first day of early voting during the last midterm election in 2014, according to the Texas Secretary of State. The South County Community Building in The Woodlands overwhelmingly saw the most voters on the first day of early voting with 3,143 voters, while the East County Courthouse Annex in New Caney saw the least with 1,157 voters, according to county records. See how voter turnout compares at polling locations across the county here: Voter turnout counts updated as of Nov. 2. North Montgomery County Community Center (Willis): 10,312 Magnolia Community Building (Magnolia): 13,837 South County Community Building (The Woodlands): 38,645 East County Courthouse Annex (New Caney): 14,320 Lone Star Community Center (Montgomery): 14,027 George and Cynthia Woods Mitchell Library (The Woodlands): 16,838 Lee G. Alworth Building-Montgomery County Administration Building Annex (Conroe): 15,965 *Limited: 768 Ballot by mail: 13,414 Total: 138,126 *According to the Texas Secretary of State, a registered voter who has moved from the county in which he or she is registered to a new county of residence in Texas, and who will not be registered to vote in the new county on or before Election Day, may be eligible to vote a limited ballot. A limited ballot only includes statewide races and any district offices that are in common between the voter's former and current counties of residence. For more information about limited ballots, click here. During the last midterm election, in November 2014, Montgomery County had a total voter turnout of 105,998 out of 281,544 total registered voters—or 37.65 percent, according to county records. During the last presidential election, November 2016, Montgomery County had a total voter turnout of 208,310 out of 313,858 total registered voters—or 66.37 percent, according to county records. To see how voter registration in Montgomery County has changed over time, click here. Early voting runs Oct. 22-26 from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Oct. 27 from 7 a.m.-7 p.m., Oct. 28 from noon-5 p.m. and Oct. 29-Nov. 2 from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. During early voting, registered voters in Montgomery County can vote at any of the following early voting polling locations countywide. Election Day is Nov. 6, and polls will be open from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. On Election Day, registered voters must vote at their precinct’s assigned polling location. To view a list of Election Day polling locations, click here. For more information about voting in Montgomery County, call 936-539-7843 or click here. To keep up with election coverage from Community Impact Newspaper, visit www.communityimpact.com/vote.