Voters line up before dawn as early voting begins in Ohio
Early turnout is being watched in three toss-up races, including a Senate contest and two House seats, as Democrats seek a net gain of four seats.
- On Wednesday, early voting begins in Ohio, where midterm elections will help determine whether Republicans or Democrats control Congress, given the state has one Senate seat and two House seats identified as "Toss Ups" by the Cook Political Report.
- Voters across the United States express deep discontent amid inflation running at around 3.4%, concerns regarding the war with Iran, and President Donald Trump's record-low 32% approval rating.
- Former Senator Sherrod Brown, a Democrat, is attempting to unseat Republican Jon Husted in a special election, with political analysts viewing the race as a toss-up after Brown served for 18 years in the chamber.
- In the 7th district, Representative Max Miller faces Democrat Brian Poindexter amid domestic violence allegations, which Miller denies, while Democratic Representative Marcy Kaptur battles Republican Derek Merrin in the 9th district.
- Republicans currently hold a 53-47 Senate majority and a 218-214 House margin, with Democrats hoping for a net gain of at least four seats to shift control of the chamber.
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‘I’m getting fed up’: Voters line up before dawn as early voting begins in Ohio
MEDINA, OHIO — Voters started lining up while it was still dark on Tuesday morning at the Medina County Board of Elections on first day of early voting in Ohio, a state that looms large in the nationwide campaigns between Republicans and Democrats battling for control of the U.S. Congress.
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