Delaware voters still have a few days to cast a ballot ahead of the state’s Sept. 15 primary. Early voting continues through Sunday, Sept. 13, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., at designated sites that vary by county. Voters can look up their early voting site or Election Day polling place through the state’s Voter Portal at ivote.de.gov.

But there is no in-person voting on Monday, Sept. 14. The primary itself is Tuesday, Sept. 15, when polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

As of Friday afternoon, Delaware voters had cast 30,800 ballots combined through early voting and absentee methods, according to data released by the Delaware Department of Elections (DDOE).

(Pictured: DDOE’s Daily Report through Election Day)

The Department of Elections’ report breaks these totals down by county and voting method, but not by political party, so it does not show how turnout is trending between Democratic and Republican primary voters.

For a full rundown of who’s on the ballot, including contested primaries for U.S. Senate, U.S. House, attorney general and state treasurer, along with New Castle County Council races, see Delaware LIVE’s Sept. 15 Primary Voters’ Guide.

Vil Ramunno is a contributing journalist with Delaware LIVE and a Delaware-based policy writer and researcher, specializing in translating complex legislative and economic issues into plain English residents can understand and relate to. She founded and developed “Dover Dash” on CivicDelaware.com, a free legislative bill tracker that matches Delaware General Assembly bills to the specific personas they affect, such as homeowners, renters and small-business owners. She brings a background in communications, small-business finance and public-facing policy education, and has appeared numerous times on WDEL’s “The Rick Jensen Show” to discuss pending legislation. You can email her at: [email protected]