Haunted by the specter of a potentially fragile election system, Americans are voting early in unprecedented numbers — a possible harbinger of record turnout for a modern-day election in the U.S.
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With 19 days to go before the Nov. 3 election, about 18.4 million Americans had mailed in ballots or cast votes in person by the end of the day Thursday.
If that pace continues, the U.S. will mark a first: More votes cast before election day than on it.
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If that pace continues, the U.S. will mark a first: More votes cast before election day than on it.
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More than 1 million have returned mail-in Ballots in California, setting a record for the most ballots collected by mail at this point in any state election.latimes.com/california/sto…
In Georgia, some voters waited at polling stations for as long as 11 hours, lining up across parking lots and around strip malls with folding chairs, parasols and coolers.
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The massive advance balloting is effectively “flattening the curve” for elections officials, possibly allaying fears that a late burst of ballots could complicate tabulations and postpone the outcome of the presidential election.
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Early vote-by-mail ballots came from registered Democrats in much larger numbers than from registered Republicans. latimes.com/politics/story…
23 states have opened centers for in-person voting.
Many who crowded early vote centers expressed fears about trusting their ballot to the U.S. Postal Service.
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Many who crowded early vote centers expressed fears about trusting their ballot to the U.S. Postal Service.
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