U.S. Midterm Mail-in Voting Starts

Mail-in voting has begun for the U.S. midterm elections, which take place on November 3rd. North Carolina has launched the first mail-in voting process amid concerns about its impact on the Republican Party’s control of Congress. All states are competing for the fate of 435 House seats and one-third of the Senate seats. Predictions suggest that Democrats have an 80% chance of winning the majority in the House, likely securing around 226 seats compared to 209 for the Republicans. Meanwhile, the Republicans currently hold a Senate majority with 53 seats to 47; however, other forecasts indicate the possibility of a tied Senate, which could require the Republican Vice President to cast the deciding vote. Experts believe that the election results will determine the political balance for the remaining two years of President Trump’s term, amid growing concern over increasing opposition to mail-in voting and the legal challenges associated with it.

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