TAMPA BAY, Florida -- Early voting days are done for this election, but some counties are finding a way to still let people vote in a very similar way.

Elections officials in Hillsborough and Pinellas counties are opening up their doors, offering over-the-counter vote by mail ballots.

"It's not early voting, but it is voting early," says Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections Earl Lennard.

Hillsborough Co., FL-- The Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections sent out a reminder to voters; 5 p.m. today marks the deadline to request delivery of a general election Vote by Mail ballot.

After today, they say voters must appear in person at any Supervisor of Elections office to request a Vote by Mail ballot. 

Fun Fact: The Supervisor of Elections says they have mailed 187,315 Vote by Mail ballots so far this year, and they have received 106,503 back. 

Pasco Co.,  FL - Brian E. Corley, Supervisor of Elections, is urging voters who have relocated to Pasco County from other Florida Counties to update their address prior to early voting or voting on Election Day, or they will be statutorily required to vote a provisional ballot.

"Although I agree that provisional ballots have their place in the elections process, in the case of a move-in voter, it becomes an unnecessary obstacle that can be taken care of with one simple phone call," said Supervisor Corley.