More than 800 ballots were cast in Bladen County during the first five days of early voting, according to figures released by the Bladen County Board of Elections.
There were 150 votes cast Sunday. This is the first time that Bladen County has offered voting on Sunday.
In total, 811 votes have been recorded at the county’s three locations – the Bladen County Board of Elections in Elizabethtown, Spaulding-Monroe in Bladenboro and East Arcadia Town Hall.
The three sites will be open from 8:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Saturdays and 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. Sundays through February 28. On Saturday, February 29, polls will be open from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m.
Early voting will continue through Feb. 29. The primary is scheduled March 3. The general election is November 3.
Photo identification is not required to be able to vote.
Voters will decide by party affiliation candidates for November’s general election from president, national and state legislatures, state council, judges, county commissioner and school board members.
Only those races where more candidates from a party have filed than seats available will be on the primary ballot.
Here are Bladen County vote totals through Feb. 17.
Feb. 13-17
Total: 811
Bladenboro: 204
East Arcadia: 121
Elizabethtown: 486
Thursday, February 13
Total: 227
Bladenboro: 75
East Arcadia: 29
Elizabethtown: 123
Friday, February 14
Total: 181
Bladenboro: 46
East Arcadia: 15
Elizabethtown: 120
Saturday, February 15
Total: 98
Bladenboro: 23
East Arcadia: 25
Elizabethtown: 50
Sunday, February 16
Total: 150
Bladenboro: 40
East Arcadia: 24
Elizabethtown: 86
Monday, February 17
Total: 155
Bladenboro: 20
East Arcadia: 28
Elizabethtown: 107
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