JACKSONVILLE, Florida. – Sunday is the last day for Duval County voters to cast their early ballots in person ahead of Tuesday’s state primary elections for congressional, state and local races.

Counties must offer early voting from August 10-17, but may offer additional days before and after that period (see the county-by-county schedule below). Some counties offered an additional day of early voting on Sunday, August 18.

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Voters can also vote by mail, but the deadline to request a postal ballot has passed.

Florida has closed primaries, which means that in most cases you must already be registered with a particular party to vote in one of that party’s primaries.

However, the primary also includes numerous races which is open to all votersregardless of party affiliation. These include school board and judicial elections as well as races for certain local offices.

In addition, in races where all candidates belong to a party and there are no independent or registered candidates, the party primaries is open to all votersbecause the primary election decides the incumbent.

You can find your sample ballot paper, which shows you in which elections you are eligible to vote, on the website of the election officer in your district (link below).

For more information about the candidates and races on your ballot, see our News4JAX Voter Guide.

Duval County Elections Supervisor Jerry Holland addressed some voter concerns about incorrect markings on the ballot.

“The reality is this: If for some reason there is an incorrect mark that prevents your ballot from being counted, your ballot will be rejected and you will be given the opportunity to correct it,” Holland explained. “There is nothing that can prevent the votes of the elections you voted for from being counted, especially if you don’t know it.”

Eligible voters can vote at any early voting location in their county. You must bring one or two valid forms of identification that include your signature and a photograph.

Acceptable forms of identification include:

• Florida Driver License

• Florida ID card (issued by DHSMV)

• US passport

• Debit or credit card

• Military ID

• Student ID

• Nursing home ID

• Neighborhood Association ID

• Social assistance ID

• Veteran Health ID (issued by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs)

• License to carry a concealed weapon (issued under FS 790.06)

• Employee identification card issued by a branch, department, agency, or instrumentality of the federal government, state, county, or municipality.

If you show up without identification, you can cast a “provisional” vote, which will then be counted by an electoral committee that will decide whether the vote is valid.

Scheduled early voting dates in each county are listed below. Click on the link for each county for information on locations and times, or use the map below.

• Duval County: August 7-18 (originally August 5-18). Early voting ends Sunday at 6 p.m.