It’s the first day of early voting in Maryland and judging by the lines outside of some polling places around the state, it’s clear that many voters still prefer to cast their ballots in-person.

John Lee visited the Honeygo Run Community Center in Perry Hall before it opened at 7 a.m. At the front of the line was Jo Ann West. The White Marsh resident had been waiting outside since 3:30 a.m.

She got in line so early because she owns an assisted living facility where she cares for veterans. Once she votes in the county, she is heading to Baltimore City to take a veteran to a voting center.

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