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Middle Tennessee, USA (WSMV) — If you showed up to cast your ballot for next month’s election, you certainly aren’t alone, as election officials reported massive turnouts on the first day of early voting in Tennessee.
In Nashville/Davidson County, officials say 12,899 votes were cast on Wednesday.
Wilson County also reported a record-breaking first day of early voting.
With five early voting locations opened throughout the county, election officials estimated that eight people voted every minute.
Day one saw 4,793 votes in Wilson County, up from 3,459 votes on the first day of early voting in 2016. The amount of votes at each Wilson County early voting location is below:
Election Commission Office Lebanon – 1,109
Mt. Juliet Community Center – 1,606
Watertown Community Center – 316
Gladeville Community Center – 773
Lighthouse Church Mt. Juliet – 741
Absentee/mail-in – 248
Long lines were also reported in Sumner County.
“I’ve been chomping at the bit to get to vote,” one voter in Hendersonville said. “I’ve voted since I was 18-years-old. I’m 58 and this is the longest I’ve ever seen it, especially early.”
Rutherford County also reported a large turnout at their polling locations. While the election commission did not send out any numbers, they did, however, tweet that early voting locations had to have hours extended and even additional locations had to open to keep up with the crowd size.
Early voting continues today across the state and right here in Davidson County, where voting locations open at 8 a.m. and close at 7 p.m., a little later than they were open yesterday.
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