MIAMI-DADE - South Florida voters are heading to the polls with the second day of early, in-person voting Tuesday. "This is our right," said Willie Kellom, who voted with his wife Bethat the North Dade Regional Library. "As someone that served in the military we fought for this, and I'm so happy to see the turnout."

Florida reported 377,035 in-person early voters after its first day, Monday, which set a record after its 2020 election turnout. Election Day is two weeks away, and Florida is the third state to report record early turnout after North Carolina and Georgia. Early voting will continue through Nov. 2.

The first day of early voting in Florida on Monday saw sizable lines outside Central Florida libraries, elections offices and other voting sites, with would-be voters waiting longer than 45 minutes at one location in Winter Park.