Early voting sites differ from the places you would go on Election Day. Starting today at 8 a.m., Oklahomans can head to their county’s centralized early voting location to cast their vote in person.

Most early voting locations are located at each county board of elections offices, although some additional locations will be open in densely populated areas. You must vote in the county where you are registered.

To check where you registered to vote and see a sample ballot, go to okvoterportal.okelections.gov.

Further: Voter’s guide to the 2024 elections: Everything you need to know, from the polling place to what’s on your ballot

What time is early voting open? When can I vote early?

Early in-person voting began Wednesday and concludes Saturday, just three days before the election.