Early voting for the November elections has seen record turnout across several states. In Georgia, over 459,250 votes were cast in the first two days, with Pike County alone reporting a turnout of 10% and 1,500 in-person votes. Louisiana also set a new record with 176,882 early votes on the first day, slightly surpassing its 2020 figures, although Black voter participation decreased compared to previous elections. North Carolina's early voting began with 353,166 votes cast on the first day, bolstered by significant turnout at Duke University's polling site. Meanwhile, early voting has also commenced in South Florida, with voters facing key decisions on issues such as abortion and marijuana legalization. Early voting continues through early November, with varying schedules across the states.