TOPEKA (KSNT) - People are breaking records for hitting the polls early. The Shawnee County Election Commissioner told 27 News this year the county is seeing nearly doubled the amount of early voters compared to previous presidential elections. With time running out to vote in the upcoming election, people in Shawnee County are making sure their voices are heard. And the numbers prove it. "First day was over 3,000 voters," Howell said. "Seen a lot of days of somewhere between 2,200 and 2,600, 2,700 voters. So, been very busy." But if the larger number of people isn't deterring voters Howell said the process has been running smoothly. "We're still able to do a good job of getting people in, getting people out of here at the election office," Howell said. "Time in line here is about nill. Which I think is still pretty good considering we're seeing larger than normal numbers here." K-State PD reminds Wildcat community of offered service to help you feel safe And voters 27 News talked to at the polls said they agree. "There were a lot of people here, there wasn't a line which I was pleased about," Voter Elevin Ubank said. "And it looked like it was being run very efficiently, and correctly, and that's what I wanted." "It was really quick in easy," Voter Mitch Spade said. "I just stepped in the door and they took my id, got right into voting, was really excited to vote today, great experience." Howell told 27 News he believes with the current pace, it will make election day easier for most people. While the election office don't know what the turnout will be on that day How said it's ready and expect a large number. For more local election news, click here. Keep up with the latest breaking news in northeast Kansas by downloading our mobile app and by signing up for our news email alerts. Sign up for our Storm Track Weather app by clicking here.