Here's a look at early voting dates and times for Milwaukee and its suburbs. Most locations will begin accepting ballots in-person on Tuesday, Oct. 22.

As of Friday afternoon, more than 300,000 Wisconsin voters have already cast their absentee ballots. But early voting — known officially as in-person absentee voting — where voters can go and submit their ballots in person, really makes it feel like the election is here.

While early in-person voting started Tuesday, absentee ballots were already in the mail. As of Tuesday morning, the Wisconsin Elections Commission reported 360,000 such ballots were already returned to Wisconsin clerks. Clerks cannot start counting those ballots until polls open on Election Day.

Early voting also began across the state Tuesday. In suburban Milwaukee, Mequon City Hall had seen about 500 voters by noon.

Florida voters will cast ballots for their presidential candidate, pick local candidates and decide on six state amendments.

Early in-person voting for the Nov. 5 general election begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 26, and runs through Sunday, Nov. 3.