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“That figure, a runaway record for early voting in US midterms, undoubtedly boosted Democrats, who traditionally cast their ballots early more often than Republican voters.”

“In early warning signs for Trump’s “pretend” ballot scheme in the moments after polls closed, Democrats won a Kentucky House district that voted for Trump by 15 points as well as two Florida seats that Republicans had redrawn explicitly so they could win them.”

“Early Wednesday morning, The Associated Press also projected that progressive Abdul El-Sayed would defeat Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan’s Senate race.”

“Data from the University of Florida's Election Lab showed that early voting had surpassed 50.5 million by Saturday morning, ahead of Tuesday's election.”

“… 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,…”

“In Texas, a state central to Democratic ambitions, more than 7 million people have already voted early, University of Florida data shows.”

“The trips mark Trump’s return to the campaign trail after taking a break at his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida on Saturday.”

“Early voting has surged, with more than 53 million votes cast as of Sunday morning, according to an analysis by the University of Florida.”

“Trump, who spent Saturday at his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida after weeks of campaigning across multiple states, won Iowa by double digits in 2024.”

“Early voting has set a record.”

“… the campaign for control of the US Congress reached its final weekend, the Trump administration stepped up its legal intervention in the Alaska Senate race while the number of Americans casting early ballots neared 50 million, a record for a midterm…”

“A record 48 million people have cast early ballots, more than any other midterm election in US history, according to the University of Florida’s Election Lab, with even the American-born Pope Leo casting a ballot by mail.”

“Trump and Epstein socialised in the 1990s and early 2000s, but Trump has said they later had a falling out and that he barred Epstein from Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s private club in Palm Beach, Florida.”

“Trump and Epstein socialized in the 1990s and early 2000s, but Trump has said they later had a falling out and that he barred Epstein from Mar-a-Lago, Trump's private club in Palm Beach, Florida.”

“Trump and Epstein socialized in the 1990s and early 2000s, but Trump has said they later had a falling out and that he barred Epstein from Mar-a-Lago, Trump's private club in Palm Beach, Florida.”

“Early indicators include Democrats holding target seats in Florida, gaining House districts in states like North Carolina, Michigan, New York, Virginia, and Kentucky, or winning the Senate race in South Carolina.”

“Early signs as the results come in: If Democrats hold targeted House contests in Florida and win some Republican districts in North Carolina, Michigan, New York, Virginia and Kentucky.”

“Trump paused to wiped his eye during a rally in Daytona Beach, Florida, saying the 'fake news' would probably report he was 'seriously ill' The rise of early voting was also key to the decision to use him so much.”

“He's famous for his dedication, always in the front row, wearing a suit meant to be an homage to Trump's early campaign promise to build the wall.”

“This year, early voting has already seen strong turnout, outpacing the last midterm election cycle, a trend that could mean bad news for Republicans.”

“…y 2026: - More than 54 million Americans have already voted early ahead of Election Day, this Tuesday, Nov. 3, according to the University of Florida Voting Lab. - As the campaign season comes to a close, President Trump will be holding an event Monday at the…”

“Murphy, 53, started feeling numbness in his arm while attending his son’s hockey game. - All nine people onboard a business jet that crashed in Florida have died.”

“…ater, Stevens appeared on CNN to reaffirm that she would be voting for El-Sayed, but urged his campaign to 'shut out the hate and call it out.' She said El-Sayed needs to reach out to people who were part of her coalition and 'make them feel comfortable about…”

“Although Democrats outnumber Republicans here in the Golden State by millions of voters, some of the early called races are no surprise at all.”

“New York In New York, officials said Tuesday that problems in Westchester County prevented poll workers from scanning paper ballots, which they said are too thick to be scanned by voting machines.”

“Also at 8 p.m., the polls finally close in Florida’s western Panhandle, meaning we will start to get some real results from the governor’s race pitting Rep.”

“Today, voters (who didn't vote early or vote by mail, at least) will go to the polls to pick their national, state, and local elected officials and decide a long list of ballot initiatives.”

“If you didn't take up the chance for an early lunch, or fancy another snack, this might be a good time. 3pm California, the most populous state in the union, ends voting here, and counting begins in its 52 congressional districts.”

“Florida, which tends to report its votes quickly, also has several congressional districts worth paying attention to early in the night.”

“Competitive congressional districts in California, Arizona, Florida and Pennsylvania also have substantial Latino populations, meaning even modest changes in voting preferences could affect the balance of power in the House of Representatives.”

“But in others—Florida, Kansas, and Mississippi, for example—casting a ballot if unhoused is nearly insurmountable.”

“At least seventeen polling locations were moved in five Florida counties — including Brevard County, Indian River County, St.”

“ET: Polls close in Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee and Washington, DC Most of Florida actually closes at 7…”

“…sheet to four types of House races to watch as results come in: Early polls closing The first results of the night with national implications will likely be from Kentucky's 5th Congressional District (KY-06) and Indiana's 5th (IN-5), two districts where polls…”

“But because parts of both states are also in the central time zone, some polling places will remain open until 7pm ET. 7pm ET – polls close in six states, including Florida and Georgia The next round of poll closings comes in most of Florida, Georgia, most of…”

“The sample size in Alaska will be about 3,000 voters, and it will also include interviews from voters at early-voting locations before Election Day.”

“The airwaves have become a nonstop slugfest: Outside groups tied to Democrats have dumped $14 million into the district, narrowly outgunning $13 million spent by Republican outfits looking to save Evans' seat on the eve of voting.”

“History, polling and early voting numbers suggest it could be a difficult night for Trump’s Republican Party, though the political map, not to mention a fresh round of gerrymandering, could limit Democratic gains.”

“Valdez told Al Jazeera as she exited a polling location in her district on the first day of early voting.”

“Competitive congressional districts in California, Arizona, Florida and Pennsylvania have substantial Latino populations, making even modest changes in voting preferences politically consequential.”

““Many states started to adopt early voting, and, of course, some states, like Washington and Oregon, started to adopt mail-in voting,””

“Thirty-three seats are up in regular elections, along with two special elections in Florida and Ohio to fill the remainder of terms that were vacated early.”

“…ollow a series of unprecedented moves by Trump’s administration to increase federal control over elections, including demands for unredacted voter rolls, efforts to restrict mail-in voting and investigations targeting people suspected of voting as…”

“A Time for Voting by William Kristol Abraham Lincoln’s second inaugural address is justly famous for the soaring, biblical cadences and the complex philosophical arguments of its great third paragraph.”

“O’Neal, who grew up in a Republican household but votes Democrat, was “very early on the Dr.”

“Dive deeper into the 2026 election: - See the latest polling and the battleground states in play. - Track early voting tallies by age, gender and more. - Find out how candidates are polling in competitive Senate races. - How are things looking in Michigan?”

“On the first day of early voting in Texas, Aaron Reitz, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Texas, posted a YouTube video announcing his intentions.”

“Some races to watch for early indicators of what might come later in the evening — Indiana's 5th Congressional District, Kentucky's 6th and Florida's 22nd and 27th.”

“Meanwhile, Jackson is attempting to turn Maine's Democratic presidential voting pattern into a Senate pickup after replacing Graham Platner, who withdrew as the Democratic nominee following a sexual assault allegation that he denied.”

“Early voting has particularly surged in the state of Texas, a key battleground, where more than 7.7 million people have voted early.”

“All 35 races are for full six-year terms except for special elections in Florida and Ohio to serve out terms that will expire at the end of 2028.”

“The crew launched in February to replace four station occupants who were sent home early as part of NASA’s first medical evacuation in 65 years of human spaceflight.”

“I think Angie Nixon in Florida is running a great grassroots campaign.”

“People are voting early in record numbersIn North Carolina, residents broke the record for most ballots cast during early voting for a midterm election, according to WRAL.”

“…e no surprise that any average of Trump's recent approval numbers shows them falling from a clear majority (52% in average of polls) early in 2025 to an average of 37% now — breaking below the 40% threshold that has signaled brutal midterm results in the…”

“Indian Americans account for about 1% of the US population, and are concentrated in key parts of several battleground states, including Texas, Michigan, Georgia and North Carolina, making them an important voting bloc.”

“Amidst a blue wave, Democratic Senator Bill Nelson lost in Florida in 2018, a state which at the time was only slightly to the right of the electoral tipping point.”

“Early voting has surged in the 2026 United States midterm elections with more than 50 million Americans casting their ballots as of Sunday, according to an analysis by the University of Florida.”

“Talarico could take an early lead as early voting data and mail in ballots are counted but Paxton will probably start to gain ground as counties will start reporting their totals.”

“The closing sprint in Texas comes as early voting nears its conclusion in several states.”

“In races across the country, Democratic candidates or groups that support them have released ads accusing Republicans of protecting pedophiles by voting against legislation to release files related to Jeffrey Epstein.”

“Early voting has jumped in key battleground states as candidates begin a final weekend of midterm campaigns.”

“It comes as early voting has jumped in key Senate battleground states as the president begins his final push before the highly consequential midterm elections.”

“Tagging along with a candidate for House or Senate, especially early in the cycle, can be so much more intimate.”

“How voting works and what to expect Millions of citizens cast their ballots prior to election day through early in-person voting or postal mail-in ballots with more than 100 million people likely to cast ballots in this year’s midterm election.”

“US midterm early voting hits record 48 million A record 47.9 million Americans have already voted in next week’s US midterm elections, with participation surging in key battleground states and registered Democrats outpacing Republicans, figures showed Oct 30.”

“Florida counties are expected to release all or almost all of their results from early in-person and mail voting in their first vote updates of the night, almost always before releasing any results from in-person Election Day voting.”

“Americans have been voting for weeks, with 40 million ballots already cast, according to the University of Florida’s election lab.”

“In South Florida the other day, the former president delivered an impassioned defense of Islam and Muslims, condemning the Republicans’ relentless attempts to divide Americans along religious lines: “I’m tired of people denigrating Muslims for being Muslims.”

“Nearly 45 million people have already voted Voting in the midterms is already well underway, with 44.8 million Americans already casting ballots as of Thursday evening, according to the University of Florida Election Lab.”

“TRUMP SCALES BACK TRAVEL On Friday, Trump will campaign in Florida, hoping to galvanize his supporters in a state he won handily in 2024 but where early voting has tilted toward Democrats.”

“Alabama Voting resources: ➡️ 2026 Election from Alabama Public Radio Alaska Voting resources: ➡️ Voting guide from Alaska Public Media ➡️ 2026 Alaska Voter Guide from KTOO Public Media Arizona Voting resources: ➡️ Statewide voter guide from KJZZ Local…”

“With early voting already underway in Florida, Fernandez said she felt a renewed sense of urgency to get the "vote no" message out.”

“Flávio Bolsonaro’s escape from Brazil to Miami turns out to have been arranged, in part, by White House officials including Trump advisor Jason Miller, who arranged for a charter jet to take the Bolsonaros from Argentina to Florida.”

“Other states, including Florida and North Carolina, have used the SAVE database and found fewer issues, according to Adams, contrasting their approach with California and Washington.”

“Dive deeper into the 2026 election: - See the latest polling and the battleground states in play. - Track early voting tallies by age, gender and more. - Find out how candidates are polling in competitive Senate races. - The races to watch in Ohio?”

“Georgia’s early in-person voting ends on Friday as both parties make their final push before Election Day.”

“Forty-six Democrats in the House and a dozen in the Senate joined Republicans in voting for the Laken Riley Act, a bill named after a Georgia student killed by a man in the country illegally.”

“The early vote in Texas More than 5 million voters had cast early ballots in Texas as of Wednesday, according to the Election Lab at the University of Florida, more than 20% of the state’s registered voters.”