Record-Breaking Early Voting Turnout Across U.S.

Record-breaking turnout has been observed across various counties in the U.S. during the first days of early voting for the upcoming election. In Victoria, Texas, voters lined up early to ensure their votes were counted, with officials encouraging early voting for convenience and to avoid last-minute issues. Bexar County, Texas, saw 46,820 voters on the first day, marking the highest turnout ever recorded for early voting in the area. Similarly, Ada County, Idaho, and Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, have reported significant increases in early voter turnout compared to previous years, driven by high interest in contentious races and ballot measures. Charleston County, South Carolina, also reported record-breaking numbers, with over 12,000 votes cast on the first day alone, highlighting the public's eagerness to participate in both local and national elections.