KSN News is Your Local Election Headquarters and is tracking the results of the races for the two seats on the Sedgwick County Commission.

KSN News is Your Local Election Headquarters, and as of noon, 35,000 people have voted in-person. No major issues have been reported.

The Sedgwick County Election Statistics Dashboard, updated Monday at 3 p.m., reported a total of 96,729 early in-person voters and 28,146 mail-in ballots returned to the election office, or 35.6% of registered voters. Due to the high turnout of early voters, the county isn’t expecting especially long wait times Tuesday.

Early voting in Sedgwick County is over, so if you haven’t cast your vote, you’ll have to do so at your assigned polling place on Election Day. There have been several ways to vote throughout Kansas’ election season: in person early, in person on the day or through a mail-in ballot.

Long lines continue to form at early voting locations across Sedgwick County and Kansas. With the strong turnouts come questions about the early voting process including, “What happens to your ballot when you vote early?

Voters who are registered in Sedgwick County can go to any of the 20 available polling locations to vote until Saturday. The downtown election office, 510 N Main, Suite 101, will be open the day before Election Day for voters until noon. Early voting locations can be found on Sedgwick County’s website.

Voters can use any of the 17 locations in Sedgwick County. Voting sites are open from 10 to 6 on weekdays and 9 to 1 on Saturday. Early voting also will continue this week at the county Election Office downtown, Reformation Lutheran Church in east Wichita and the Sedgwick County Extension Center in west Wichita.