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See if your state offers early voting.

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This story is part of Elections 2020, CNET's coverage of the run-up to voting in November.

Early voting is when you show up to a physical polling place to vote in person ahead of the official Nov. 3 election day. With more than 14 million ballots already cast through mail-in voting and early voting, it's important to know when you can go to the polls during this unprecedented year. 

Along with absentee or mail-in voting, early voting is one of the adjustments made during the coronavirus pandemic to help make your vote count, as a way to space out their vote amid fears that voting in person could help spread COVID-19.

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Many states, like Michigan and Pennsylvania, started letting residents vote early in September. Others, however, like Alabama, will not offer early voting this year. Note that some counties in your state may not offer early voting even if it isn't organized on a state level, so it's best to check with your local election office.

Also, if you're not sure if you're registered to vote, here's how to check and everything you need to bring with you to your polling place. Here's when early voting starts for your state.

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Early voting per state

State	Early voting starts	Early voting ends
Alabama	No early voting	No early voting
Alaska	Oct. 19	Nov. 2
Arizona	Oct. 7	Oct. 30
Arkansas	Oct. 19	Nov. 3
California	Oct. 5	Nov. 2
Colorado	Oct. 19	Nov. 2
Connecticut	No early voting	No early voting
District of Columbia	Oct. 27	Nov. 2
Delaware	No early voting	No early voting
Florida	Oct. 19	Nov. 1
Georgia	Oct. 12	Oct. 30
Hawaii	Oct. 24	Nov. 2
Idaho	Oct. 12	Oct. 30
Illinois	Sept. 24	Nov. 2
Indiana	Oct. 6	Nov. 2
Iowa	Oct. 5	Nov. 2
Kansas	Oct. 14	Nov. 2
Kentucky	Oct. 13	Nov. 2
Louisiana	Oct. 16	Oct. 27
Maine	Oct. 4	Oct. 29
Maryland	Oct. 26	Nov. 2
Massachusetts	Oct. 17	Oct. 30
Michigan	Sept. 19	Nov. 2
Minnesota	Sept. 18	Nov. 2
Mississippi	No early voting	No early voting
Missouri	No early voting	No early voting
Montana	Oct. 5	Nov. 2
Nebraska	Oct. 5	Nov. 2
Nevada	Oct. 17	Oct. 30
New Hampshire	No early voting	No early voting
New Jersey	Sept. 19	Nov. 2
New Mexico	Oct. 6	Oct. 31
New York	Oct. 24	Nov. 1
North Carolina	Oct. 15	Oct. 31
North Dakota	Oct. 19	Nov. 2
Ohio	Oct. 6	Nov. 2
Oklahoma	Oct. 29	Oct. 31
Oregon	Mail-in voting only	Mail-in voting only
Pennsylvania	Sept. 14	Must be dropped off by Nov. 3
Rhode Island	Oct. 14	Nov. 2
South Carolina	Oct. 5	Nov. 2
South Dakota	Sept. 18	Nov. 2
Tennessee	Oct. 14	Oct. 29
Texas	Oct. 13	Oct. 30
Utah	Oct. 20	Oct. 30
Vermont	Sept. 21	Nov. 2
Virginia	Sept. 18	Oct. 31
Washington	Oct. 16	Nov. 3
West Virginia	Oct. 21	Oct. 31
Wisconsin	Oct. 20	Nov. 1
Wyoming	Sept. 18	Nov. 2

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