Early voting jumps across Senate battlegrounds as millions more Americans vote ahead of Election Day
- According to the University of Florida's Election Lab, 47.9 million Americans had cast early ballots by Friday, October 30, setting a record for the November 3 midterm elections and surpassing the 45.9 million recorded in 2022.
- High voter engagement in competitive battleground states like Texas and Georgia is driving this surge, as early voting access has become an established feature enabling participation for those with work or personal commitments.
- Registered Democrats account for around 44% of early voters compared with 31% for Republicans, the Election Lab data showed, while strong turnout among Black and Hispanic voters has bolstered these record-breaking figures.
- Early participation could prove decisive in closely contested races, potentially shifting control of Congress; Democrats have indicated plans to launch investigations into President Donald Trump's administration if they win one or both chambers.
- The Justice Department pursues lawsuits in Alaska and California regarding ballot eligibility, though election experts caution that millions more voters are expected to cast ballots on Election Day, November 3.
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