One by one, the voters who turned out Thursday were adding to what’s become a colossal heap of early ballots in the key swing state of Georgia. Early voting, scheduled to end Friday, has been so robust that nearly 4 million ballots could be cast before Election Day dawns on Tuesday.

Voters in Georgia continue to set early voting records as polls show Harris and Trump in a tight race for the swing state.

According to the Georgia Secretary of State's Office, 4,000,137 votes have been cast between absentee voting and in-person early voting. On Friday, 289,589 people showed up to vote in person, the second-highest turnout in the 18-day period. The highest number happened on Oct. 15, the first day of in-person voting, when 313,411 people voted.