As Election Day approaches, over 68 million Americans have already voted, representing 43% of the expected turnout, with a shift towards in-person early voting over mail-in ballots. The data from MIT’s Election Lab highlights a trend where more voters are opting to cast their ballots before Election Day, with a decrease in mail-in voting seen in this year’s election. Despite higher early voting turnout among registered Republicans in battleground states like Arizona and Nevada compared to 2016, experts caution against drawing conclusions about the final outcome based on partisan numbers alone.
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