By Rob Polansky, Mike Savinory

BLOOMFIELD, CT (WFSB) -- Voter turnout stood at more than 25 percent the day before Election Day while the clock continued to tick toward the absentee ballot deadline.

Secretary of the State Denise Merrill and Lt. Gov. Susan Bysiewicz held a news conference in Bloomfield to remind voters to complete and deposit their ballots.

They said that as of Monday morning, more than 2.3 million active voters were registered in Connecticut:

Democrat: 850,255 Republican: 480,081 Unaffiliated: 939,885 Other parties: 38,436 Complete town-by-town voter registration numbers will be available on the secretary of the state's website here soon.

Merrill said people still have time to register to vote and to fill out an absentee ballot. However, she stressed that time is running out.

Polls open for in-person voting at 6 a.m. on Tuesday.

"I think people in Connecticut can feel secure about going to the polling places," Merrill said.

The deadline for both dropping absentee ballots off at drop box locations and to cast an in-person ballot is 8 p.m. on Tuesday.

Voters can check with their towns to see where the boxes are located.

In-person polling locations can be found here.

"We are ready to go," said Marguerite Phillips, Bloomfield town clerk. "We will work the days, the hours it takes to count these votes."

Ten thousand volunteers will be working the polls across the state.

More information on Election Day in Connecticut, including voter registration and ballot information, can be found on the secretary of the state's website here.

For Channel 3's guide to Election Day in Connecticut, head here.

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