BROWN COUNTY — Tuesday, Nov. 8 is Election Day.

But a fair share of Brown County residents have already voted.

As of noon on Monday, Nov. 7, more than 2,650 people in Brown County voted by mail or cast absentee ballots, according to Brown County Auditor-Treasurer (A-T) Kelly Hotovec.

In addition, Hotovec said 261 Brown County voters placed their election ballots directly into a voting tabulator in the courthouse A-T office from Tuesday, Nov. 1 to noon on Monday, Nov. 7.

“We’re busy with people coming in the office to vote,” Hotovec said Monday.

Brown County had 16,436 registered voters prior to the state general election.

The following locations serve as polling locations.

New Ulm has four polling locations, one for each ward.

The Ward 1 voting location is Redeemer Lutheran Church, 700 S. Broadway.

The Ward 2 voting location is the New Ulm Community Center, 600 N. German St.

The Ward 3 voting location is Christ the King Lutheran Church, 1515 N. Garden St.

The Ward 4 voting location is Our Savior’s Lutheran Church, 1400 S. State St.

Sleepy Eye voters cast ballots at the Sleepy Eye Community Center/Senior Center, 155 2nd Ave. N.E.

The Springfield polling place is the Springfield Community Center, 33 Cass Ave. S.

Burnstown and North Star Townships vote at the Springfield American Legion, 5 N. O’Connell, Springfield.

The City of Comfrey and Bashaw Township voting location is the Comfrey Community Center, 120 Brown St. E.

Eden Township votes at the Morgan Fire Hall, 199 Vernon Ave.

Leavenworth Township votes at the Leavenworth Fire Hall, 30741 CR 24.

Milford Township votes at Milford Town Hall, 24924 Main St., Essig.