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.

Early in-person voting for the November election opens Tuesday for Wisconsin voters. Hours and locations for casting an early vote are set locally by municipal clerks. You can check the hours and locations in your area at MyVote.

The first day of early voting in Wisconsin saw higher-than-expected turnout, with many municipalities reporting record numbers at the polls. “A lot of voters came out on the first day,” said Charlotte Nagel,