Early voting rises as midterm races near their finish

World · First reported 30 Oct, 12:51 · Updated 16:11

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One report says early voting has surpassed its level at the same point in the 2022 midterms. Another highlights five races as key to understanding the midterm results, amid campaign tensions and attention on President Trump.

Nearly 45 million people had voted early, exceeding the number recorded by the same point in the 2022 midterm election, according to ABC News.
The Hill describes the midterm campaign as being in its final days and points to five races as indicators of the election's broader story.
The Hill's account mentions internal party tensions, controversial advertisements, Alaska's Senate race, and President Trump.

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Key facts

Early voting: Nearly 45 million people had voted, according to ABC News.
Comparison: The early-voting figure surpassed the level at the same point in the 2022 midterm election.
Races highlighted: The Hill points to five races as key to understanding the midterms.
Timing: The Hill describes the campaign as being in its final days; ABC News's headline says the vote was four days away.