Election Day in the United States is witnessing high voter turnout across several states, with millions having voted early or by mail. In Duval County, Florida, voter turnout was just over 71%, slightly below expectations, while Fresno County, California, saw over 32% of registered voters casting early ballots. In Georgia and Michigan, reports indicate significant early voting, with more than 4 million and 3.3 million respective ballots cast before Election Day. Florida's Secretary of State reported smooth operations despite concerns about election interference, while Pennsylvania and Michigan are also experiencing high voter participation. Key issues driving turnout include the presidential race and various state amendments, such as those on abortion rights in Florida. Authorities are monitoring for any disruptions, but voting has largely proceeded without major incidents.