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Early Voting Sets Midterms Record, Breaking 2022 Mark

Early turnout has surpassed the 2022 midterm total, with competitive Senate and governor’s races driving especially sharp increases in several battleground states.

  • More than 46 million Americans have cast early ballots ahead of Election Day, eclipsing the 45.9 million early votes recorded during the 2022 midterm elections.
  • Voters are deciding control of Congress two years into President Donald Trump's second term, with Republicans currently holding both the House and the Senate.
  • Participation is surging in competitive states: Texas saw a 50% increase compared to four years ago, South Carolina is up 83%, and Maine, Michigan, North Carolina, and Kansas show growth exceeding 30%.
  • Data from the University of Florida Election Lab shows 43.9% of early voters are registered Democrats, 31.3% are Republicans, and 24.8% are unaffiliated.
  • The Cook Political Report with Amy Walter shifted 12 House races toward Democrats as Election Day approaches, while 18 races remain toss-ups.
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