These 4 states already surpassed total 2016 turnout before Election Day

At least four states saw more early votes than they saw total votes during the 2016 general election, according to the U.S. Elections Project.

The four states are: Texas, Washington, Hawaii and Montana.

Here’s how the numbers break down (via The Hill):

Texas

• 2020: 9.7 million.
• 2016: 8.9 million.

Washington:

• 2020: 3.5 million.
• 2016: 3.3 million.

Hawaii

• 2020: 484,000.
• 2016: 437,664.

Montana

• 2020: 529,000.
• 2016: 516,901.

More states may reach the number:

Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Georgia, Florida and North Carolina all hit at least 90% of the 2016 turnout, according to The Hill.