WEST PALM BEACH (CBS12) — While most voters will likely head to the polls on Tuesday, a significant portion will sit back knowing their voices have been heard.

Thousands of people flocked to polling stations across the area to cast their votes in person. In the meantime, mail-in ballots are still arriving at election offices so they can also be counted.

Election officials across Florida have released numbers on how many people have voted so far in their respective counties, as well as the percentage of voters whose ballots have been received so far.

Here are the current figures as of Monday 5 p.m. (Percentage of voters):

Palm Beach County

• In total: 124,085 (14.39%)
• Email: 91,964
• Early: 32,121

St. Lucie County

• In total: 31,311 (13.58%)
• Email: 19,257
• Early: 12,732

Indian River County

• In total: 25,538 (21.60%)
• Email: 16,555
• Early: 8,955

Martin County

• In total: 16,880 (16%)
• Email: 12,633
• Early: 4,247

Okeechobee County

• In total: 3,131 (15.79%)
• Email: 1,234
• Early: 1.897

Totals include provisional ballots

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