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We’ve made it: Election Day 2020 is here.
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Previous Updates:
- A total of 53,316 people have voted in-person on Election Day, elections administrator Jacque Callanen said in a news conference at 3 p.m. Polling locations are averaging about 6,600, which is a drop from the 7,500 voters an hour reported Tuesday morning.
- Polls will stay open until 7 p.m. You CAN vote at ANY polling place this year, unlike years previous. Find a list of all polling sites here.
- Have you encountered any problems at the polls? Let KSAT know here. Issues have already been reported in Comal County.
- 5 things to watch: From when you can expect to know the election results to which races are expected to be most competitive.
- Bracing for possible unrest, officials have decided to install a temporary fence around the Alamo Plaza as a “security precaution.” Downtown businesses have also prepared for election night disruptions by boarding up windows and doors.
- Watch a livestream of KSAT’s kick-off to Election Day, featuring interviews and a look at the opening of the polls. The next livestream of KSAT’s election coverage is at 6:30 p.m.
- In total, more than 681,000 Bexar County residents — 57% of eligible voters — voted early in the 2020 election, breaking records and shattering the raw vote number from 2016.
- Get your Election Day forecast from our meteorologists.
- Stay up to date with the latest national news on the presidential campaign here.
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