Georgia sets midterm record for first-day early voting
More than 188,000 Georgians voted early on the first day, a midterm record, according to the Georgia Secretary of State's office.
Georgia voters broke the state's midterm record for first-day early voting, with more than 188,000 ballots cast on Tuesday, The Hill reports. It cites the Georgia Secretary of State's office.
That total is more than 50,000 above the first-day early vote in 2022, according to the same office.
The Hill reports that Black voters are driving the high turnout. Its excerpt cuts off before giving a figure.
Fox News reports that Brad Raffensperger praised the turnout. Fox's brief excerpt also mentions a Senate debate between Jon Ossoff and Mike Collins, which it describes as marked by personal attacks. The excerpt gives no details of the debate.
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- The HillGeorgia shatters its day-one early voting record for a midtermWed, Oct 14, 12:31 PM EDT
- Fox NewsGeorgia voters set early-voting record as midterm elections heat upThu, Oct 15, 7:19 AM EDT
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