At Milwaukee County's busiest polling site near 60th and Capitol, voters we spoke to waited up to 45 minutes to cast their ballot two weeks before Election Day."If this is what it's like on the first day of early voting, who knows how long the lines could be on Election Day? So, you might as well not wait and just do it immediately," Angela Lang, Executive Director, Black Leaders Organizing for Communities.Shanice Jones says important issues brought her to the polls on Tuesday. "I'm early voting because women's rights matter, fair housing matters, better childcare, better food share, and life benefits. I want to show them that we mean business and we need somebody in there to represent us and fight for us," said Jones.Sherry Adams says she's struggled in the past to find time on Election Day. "I feel like people vote at the last minute, and I could just see myself standing in line for hours on end," said Adams.She says she decided to come out early to ensure she had the chance to cast a ballot.Watch: Voters head to the polls early to make sure their voices are heard. Voters share concerns, policy issues pushing them to cast their ballots early"For people who say, 'Oh my one vote doesn't count,' it does count. So just, please, just get out here and make your voices heard," said Adams.Find out where to vote, what's on your ballot, and much more on TMJ4's elections page here.Its about time to watch on your time. Stream local news and weather 24/7 by searching for TMJ4 on your device.Available for download on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and more.Report a typo or error