The first round of this year’s state elections is coming Tuesday and the window is closing for absentee voters.

As of 1:30 p.m. Friday, 141 people had cast their absentee votes, according to Clark County Clerk Michelle Turner’s office. Absentee voting ends Monday at 5 p.m. for anyone who has applied in advance.

Regular polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday at Clark County’s 26 voting precincts. With only state races this time, each precinct will have only two ballots: One for Republican candidates and one for Democrats.

The following races and candidates will be on the ballot Tuesday:

DEMOCRATS

Governor and Lt. Governor

— Andy Beshear and Jacqueline Coleman

— Adam H. Edelen and Gill Holland

— Geoffrey M. “Geoff” Young and Joshua N. “Josh” French

— Rocky Adkins and Stephanie Horne

Secretary of State

— Jason Griffith

— Heather French Henry

— Geoff Sebesta

— Jason S. Belcher

Auditor

— Sheri Donahue

— Chris Tobe

— Kelsey Hayes Coots

State Treasurer

— Josh Mers

— Michael Bowman

Attorney General

— Greg Stumbo (unopposed)

Commissioner of Agriculture

— Joe Trigg

— Robert Haley Conway

REPUBLICANS

Governor and Lt. Governor

— Robert Goforth and Michael T. Hogan

— Ike Lawrence and James Anthony Rose

— William E. Woods and Justin B. Miller

— Matthew G. Bevin and Ralph A. Alvarado

Secretary of State

— Andrew English

— Stephen L. Knipper

— Carl Nett

— Michael G. Adams

Auditor

— Mike Harmon (unopposed)

Treasurer

— Allison Ball (unopposed)

Attorney General

— Wil Schroeder

— Daniel Cameron

Commissioner of Agriculture

— Ryan F. Quarles

— Bill Polyniak