Map showing early voting by precinct as of midday Nov. 2, 2016. As of midday Thursday, 1,370,746 people had voted in Arizona via early ballots, the Secretary of State's office reported.
Pima County residents had cast 242,346 of those.
Election officials say if you still have an early ballot, keep it and turn it in on Election Day. You can still cast an early ballot in person through 5:00 p.m. Friday.
You can cast an emergency ballot on Saturday and Monday at the Pima County Recorder’s office in Downtown Tucson or the Eastside location on Broadway.
More than 3.6 million people are registered to vote in Arizona. In recent presidential elections years turnout has has run between 74 and 77 percent.
Early voting is becoming increasingly popular. After the August primary, Pima County officials said more than 80 percent of voters cast their ballots early.
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