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2/ There are three ways to vote: By mail (also known as absentee voting) Early In person on #ElectionDay Not surprisingly, the majority of respondents said they planned to vote by mail this year simply because "it is the safest option." https://bit.ly/3kyjn1n pic.twitter.com/5wnP4UupQR

4/ Lisa Rice of Washington, D.C. is one of 188 readers who said they were casting mail-in ballots this year. The D.C. Board of Elections mailed a ballot to every registered voter living in the U.S. capital, which has 55 mail-in-ballot drop off locations. https://bit.ly/3kyjn1n pic.twitter.com/LAhqOHB7me

5/ Alma Aldrich, who is pregnant, is due to give birth just six days after #ElectionDay. Aldrich and her husband voted early in Austin, Texas, on October 15 – two days after the state’s early voting period began. She followed up with The 19th just hours after voting:pic.twitter.com/jXxBmVzldu

6/ Out of the 335 people who responded, only 21 said they'd be voting on #ElectionDay — including 22-year-old Nataly Lado of East Elmhurst, New York. This will be her second time voting in a presidential election. She was a freshman in college the first time she voted in 2016.pic.twitter.com/qPtU9zpLmD