Early In-Person Voting Starts in Multiple States

Early in-person voting is commencing this week in several states, including Utah and Wisconsin, as voters gear up for the November 5 General Election. In Utah, Salt Lake County will start in-person voting on October 24, with other counties beginning on October 28 and 29, while voters are reminded to return mail-in ballots by November 4. Wisconsin's in-person absentee voting begins on October 24 and runs through November 1, with specific hours determined by local municipalities. Voters in Wisconsin can register on Election Day and must present valid photo identification. The early voting period is particularly significant in swing states like Wisconsin, where candidates are mobilizing their bases for higher turnout, especially among specific demographic groups. In total, 593,550 absentee ballots have been requested in Wisconsin, with 305,344 returned as of the latest report.