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En Kansas, los votantes registrados tienen algunas opciones para emitir su voto: en los lugares de votación temprana a partir de 15 días antes de una elección, o en su lugar de votación designado el día de las elecciones. Y para aquellos que quieren una opción usando el distanciamiento social, los votantes registrados pueden completar una boleta de voto temprano por correo.

In Kansas, registered voters have a few options to cast their vote: at early polling locations starting 15 days before an election, or at your designated polling location on Election Day. And, for those wanting a more socially-distanced option, registered voters can complete an advance mail-in ballot.

The Sedgwick County Election Office starts sending out advance mail ballots on Oct. 14. In-person early voting starts Oct. 19. And, of course, polling sites are open on Election Day, Nov. 3.

With so many different ways to cast your ballot in this unique election, KMUW wants to know: How are you voting?

The countdown to the 2020 general election is on. 

This Nov. 3, voting may look different with the country still left unbalanced from the COVID-19 pandemic. Record numbers of Americans are expected to vote by mail to avoid crowds at local polling places. 

This spring, we asked KMUW listeners what they want candidates running for office to talk about as they compete for votes. We narrowed your responses down to the five most asked-about topics. Here's what some of you told us, and what reporters will be asking about in their coverage of the state and local races voters get to decide in November:

COVID-19 and health care

As we near the Nov. 3 general election, KMUW will carry live coverage of several debates over the coming weeks, beginning with the first presidential debate on Tuesday, Sept. 29.

Below is the schedule of debates KMUW will carry live on air. You can also watch the debates online or stream audio through the KMUW app.