OCALA, FL (352today.com) – It’s primary election day across the Sunshine State. Thousands of Floridians are doing their civic duty and exercising their right to vote until 7 p.m. today.

Due to early voting and vote-by-mail, anyone voting in-person today is not likely to have to wait at their polling location.

Marion County precinct 0008 voters cast their ballots at the Webber Center, located at 3001 SW College Rd. Data from the Marion County Supervisor of Elections indicates there are 4,223 registered voters in this precinct. Courtesy: Lewis Stokes/93.7 K-Country

“As the saying goes, ‘Easy Peasy!'” said Marion County voter Erika Corley who shared her voting photo with us on Facebook. She cast her ballot at the Reilly Arts Center. “Friendly poll volunteers and ‘traffic’ was in and out.”

As of Monday, the Florida Division of Elections says nearly two million voters had already cast ballots. The majority of those were vote by mail (1,328,116).

 

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93.7 K-Country’s Lewis Stokes did his civic duty before coming to work on Tuesday. Courtesy: Lewis Stokes/93.7 K-Country
In-person voting in Belleview was an in-and-out process for 352today’s Ben Baugh. Courtesy: Ben Baugh
The voting precinct sign in Belleview has seen better days. Courtesy: Ben Baugh
Precinct 3260 in Belleview has 2,779 registered voters according to the Marion County Supervisor of Elections. Courtesy: Ben Baugh
Marion County precinct 3260 voters cast ballots at Celebration Church, located 12404 SE 112th Avenue Rd. in Belleview. Courtesy: Ben Baugh
David Blackwell, candidate for Marion County Commission District 3, outside of the voting precinct at First Christian Church in Ocala. Courtesy: Ben Baugh/352today