Voters in Franklin County, Ohio were asked to decide on a number of local races and levies this election. Some of the local races include representatives to Congress (15th and 3rd districts), state senator (16th district),

Early voting started Oct. 8 and ended Nov. 3. During that time, 127,124 people in Franklin County cast their ballot in person. Here's a breakdown of party affiliation, according to a Franklin County Board of Election spokesperson:

The November general election is on Tuesday and there is very little time left to vote early. “This in-person voting here at the board of elections will be a record,” said Aaron Sellers, Public Information Officer at the Franklin County Board of Elections.

While final numbers aren’t yet available, the last day of early voting in Franklin County saw record turnout, so much so that polls were still open more than 90 minutes after their 5 p.m. closing time.

Record-breaking early voter turnout in Franklin County