All of West Virginia’s 55 counties offer early voting for this year’s primary election, which is being held May 10. Early voting starts Wednesday and continues through May 7, including the last two Saturdays before the primary. Secretary of State Mac Warner’s office said. Voters may cast an early ballot at the county courthouse, an annex or a designated voting location between 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. West Virginia’s primary is semi-open, meaning voters who aren’t affiliated with a recognized political party may participate in the primary of the party of their choice. More information about in-person and absentee voting and a list of early voting sites are available online at GoVoteWV.com. Voters can also check registration there.