Record Early Voter Turnout in Georgia

Early voting in Georgia has surpassed previous election cycles, with over 3.4 million ballots cast, led by Towns County at 68.9% turnout. Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger highlighted efforts to streamline voting access, aiming to increase turnout further on the last day of early voting. In Northeastern Georgia, significant early voting in traditionally Republican counties indicates potential support for former President Trump in the upcoming election, with GOP leaders urging proactive participation. Meanwhile, Loudon County in Tennessee is experiencing high voter turnout, particularly among older voters motivated by the significance of the election. In Texas, Keller Town Hall has become a focal point for early voting, attracting conservatives concerned about various issues, with expectations of record-breaking turnout in Tarrant County. The overall trend suggests a shift among Republicans towards embracing early voting strategies, previously met with skepticism.