Record early voter turnout reported ahead of US midterm elections
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US citizens are casting record numbers of ballots ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections, driven by high turnout in states with tight Senate races. North Carolina, Texas, South Carolina, Georgia, Maine, Kansas, and Michigan all saw record early voting, with turnouts up over 30% compared to 2022 in Maine, Kansas, and Michigan, and up 13% in Georgia. Nationwide, Democrats accounted for 43% of early votes, Republicans 31%, and unaffiliated citizens 25%. Specific milestones include over 1 million Democrats and 679,000 Republicans voting early in North Carolina, 7.6 million early voters in Texas, nearly 1 million in South Carolina, and over 2.8 million in Georgia.
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