US Midterm Early Voting Shatters Record
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More than 50 million U.S. citizens voted early in Congress, reporting to American media.
WASHINGTON D.C.: A great many of the early votes in the US midterm elections have now been cast.
While he is expected on site on Sunday for meetings in Iowa and Kansas, Donald Trump took part on Saturday in remote "telephone gatherings".
US midterm early voting shatters record
More than 51 million Americans have already cast ballots, with Democrats leading early turnout ahead of Tuesday’s elections More than 51 million Americans have cast ballots ahead of the US midterm elections, surpassing the previous early...
43.2% of the voters who voted early belong to the Democratic Party, while 31.7% belong to the Republican Party, and 25% of the voters who voted early belong to small or non-partisan parties.
Early Voting Hits Midterm Record As Democrats Bank More Ballots
With more than one in five registered voters already casting ballots, midterm election turnout of more than 48.5 million voters has surpassed the 2022 record four days before Election Day.
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