Record Early Voting in Florida and Nevada

As the 2024 elections approach, early voting has seen unprecedented participation across several states. In Florida, over 8.1 million ballots were cast, with Miami-Dade and Broward counties reporting turnouts of 57.47% and 59.63%, respectively, leading to a significant Republican advantage in early votes. Nevada also reports over 1 million ballots cast, with Republicans holding a 4% turnout lead over Democrats. Meanwhile, North Carolina's turnout has reached 58.2% in areas affected by Hurricane Helene, surpassing the statewide average, with unaffiliated voters leading in both volume and share of votes. Additionally, ten other states, including Montana and Iowa, are concluding their early voting phases, highlighting competitive races that could impact overall election outcomes. Voters across these states are urged to prepare for Election Day with necessary identification and to ensure their ballots are submitted on time.