Nearly 328,000 voters have cast ballots in Harris County through the third day of early voting, according to unofficial numbers from the Harris County Clerk’s Office.
As of Wednesday, Oct. 21, the county reported 327,691 total early voters for the Nov. 3 general and special elections.
The total includes 297,985 in-person check-ins and 29,706 mail ballots received, according to the county’s daily early voting report.
On Wednesday alone, 93,417 voters checked in at early voting locations, while the county received 2,157 mail ballots. That brought the day’s total to 95,574 early voters.
Harris County elections officials previously reported that the first day of early voting broke a midterm election turnout record.
The county recorded 129,453 early voters on Monday, Oct. 19, including 104,659 in-person check-ins and 24,794 mail ballots received.
On Tuesday, Oct. 20, another 102,664 early voters were recorded, including 99,909 in-person check-ins and 2,755 mail ballots received.
The Harris County Clerk’s Office cautions that the totals are unofficial until the required administrative reviews and post-election reconciliation are complete.
Early voting runs through Oct. 30.
Voters in Harris County can cast their ballots at any early voting location in the county, regardless of where they live.
