Claims extracted
19
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
5%
1 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
59/100
Times of India's corrections and
hedging, across everything collected from it. Not a measure of accuracy.
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Same framing elsewhere
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articles that frame the event the way this one does
US midterm elections this time saw an unprecedented surge in early voting as more than 50.5 million early votes have been cast across the US as of Saturday morning.
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votes → see → morning
This is more than 5 million votes more than the number of early votes recorded in the 2022 midterm elections, an analysis by the University of Florida revealed.
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analysis → record → Florida
About 10.7 million registered Democrats have voted so far, according to the states that collate such information, compared with 7.8 million registered Republicans.
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that → register → Republicans
In Texas's Harris County which includes Houston, 862,700 people had voted as of Wednesday, an Associated Press analysis found, compared with 564,500 at the same point in 2022.
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analysis → include → 2022
Can you vote today?
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you → vote → ?
Yes, though it will depend on your state and county as many states closed early voting.
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states → depend → voting
When did early voting begin?
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voting → begin → ?
Early voting began as early as September 18.
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voting → begin → September
September 18: Minnesota, South Dakota, Virginia
September 19: Vermont
September 24: Illinois
October 5: California, Maine, Montana, Nebraska
October 6: Indiana, New Mexico, Ohio
October 7: Arizona
October 13: Georgia, Idaho
October 14: Iowa, Kansas, Rhode Island, Tennessee
October 15: North Carolina
October 16: Washington
October 17: Massachusetts, Nevada
October 19: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, South Carolina, Texas
October 20: Hawaii, Louisiana, Missouri, Utah
October 21: West Virginia
October 22: Delaware, Maryland
October 24: Florida, Michigan, New Jersey, New York
October 26: Washington DC
October 28: Oklahoma
October 29: Kentucky
When did early voting close?
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voting → close → October
In many states, early voting closed by October 31.
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voting → close → October
In some states, early voting will continue until the Election Day on November 3.
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voting → continue → November
Can US voters cast their vote online?
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voters → cast → vote
The three ways to cast votes are:
In-person voting: At polling stations, using paper ballots or voting machines.
Mail-in/absentee voting:
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ways → cast → ballots
Eligible voters can receive and return ballots by mail or designated drop boxes.
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voters → receive → mail
US citizens living abroad, including in India, can request ballots electronically.
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citizens → live → ballots
Some states also allow them to return completed ballots electronically by email, fax or a secure portal.
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them → allow → email
These rules vary by state.
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rules → vary → state
Florida and Ohio are holding special Senate elections.
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Florida → hold → elections
Five states with neither Senate nor Fuv elections
Indiana, Missouri, North Dakota, Utah and Washington have neither a Senate election nor a gubernatorial election but voters will elect members of the US House of Representatives along with candidates in state legislative and local races.
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voters → have → races