WASHINGTON (DC News Now) -- Election Day is less than 20 days away, and early voting has already kicked off in several states nationwide. In Georgia, voters shattered early voting records by casting over 300,000 ballots on the first day. Meanwhile, in Virginia, more than one million casted their ballots as of Oct. 20. In Washington, D.C., early in-person voting for the 2024 General Election will begin on Oct. 28 and end on Nov. 3. 2024 Voting Guide: DC, Virginia, Maryland Where can I vote early in D.C.? According to the Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia, early voting centers will open from 8:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Monday at the following locations. Early Voting CenterWardColumbia Heights Community Center - Gymnasium1Prince Hall Center for the Performing Arts (Masonic Temple) - Ballroom1Georgetown Neighborhood Library2Stead Recreation Center - Multi-Purpose Room2Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library - Great Hall2West End Public Library - Meeting Room2Chevy Chase Community Center3Cleveland Park Library - Multi-Purpose Room3University of the District of Columbia - Student Center3Takoma Community Center4Raymond Recreation Center - Gymnasium4Emery Heights Community Center - Gymnasium4Turkey Thicket Recreation Center - Gymnasium5Woodridge Neighborhood Library5Walker-Jones MS/RH Terrell Recreation Center - Gymnasium6King Greenleaf Recreation Center6Sherwood Recreation Center - Gymnasium6Benning Stoddert Recreation Center - Gymnasium7Deanwood Recreation Center - Gymnasium7Hillcrest Recreation Center - Gymnasium7Rosedale Recreation Center - Gymnasium7Bald Eagle Recreation Center - Gymnasium8Arthur Capper Community Center - Gymnasium8Ferebee-Hope Recreation Center - Gymnasium8Fort Stanton Recreation Center - Gymnasium8Early Voting Centers in Washington, D.C. If you are mailing your vote, the ballots must be postmarked by Nov. 5 and can be dropped off at these locations. To find the nearest voting center near you, visit the Board of Elections website.