One week until Election Day. Here's what you need to know

We're now exactly one week away from Election Day.  

More than 62 million people had already voted early as of Monday, either in-person or by mail, and the figure could reach more than 85 million before Election Day. Overall turnout might surpass 150 million.

Early voting begins for registered voters in Massachusetts and Washington, D.C. For prospective voters in Connecticut, today is the last day to register to vote by mail and online. However, you can still register to vote in-person on Election Day. 

Not sure if you're registered to vote? Check your status at vote.usatoday.com. It takes less than two minutes. 

On the campaign trail 

Joe Biden's campaign heads south on Tuesday, with the former vice president stumping in Georgia as his former boss, President Barack Obama, encourages Floridians to vote at an Orlando rally.

President Donald Trump campaigns in Michigan and Wisconsin today before heading to Nebraska. 

Trump and Republicans completed their sprint to get Amy Coney Barrett on the Supreme Court before Election Day. Trump rushed back from the campaign trail in Pennsylvania Monday night, following the Senate's confirmation. 

Vice presidential candidates Sen. Kamala Harris campaigns in Reno, Nevada, and Las Vegas Tuesday while Vice President Mike Pence gives speeches in South Carolina and North Carolina. 

Voting updates

Voters relying on the post office to deliver their ballots should drop them in the mail today as a "common-sense measure" to ensure they arrive in time to be counted, the U.S. Postal Service says.

"Our general recommendation is that, as a common-sense measure, you mail your completed ballot before Election Day, and at least one week prior to your state’s deadline," the Postal Service said in a statement. 

USA TODAY is keeping track of what's happening as voters around the country cast ballots. Here's the latest news:

• Clerks have asked Wisconsin's high court to issue an order that would allow them to ensure votes are counted despite a misprint on tens of thousands of ballots.

• Also in Wisconsin: The Supreme Court upheld current voting law, a win for the GOP.

• A Florida man is accused of stealing a bulldozer to run over Biden-Harris signs in yards in a predominantly Black neighborhood.

What else you need to know

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This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: 2020 presidential election: Here's what to know 1 week until Election Day