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Early voting in the U.S. congressional midterm elections surpassed 57 million votes, setting a record. By noon Monday, the total had reached 57,380,201, according to data from the University of Florida’s Election Lab. The tally included 31.84 million in-person votes and 25.54 million mail ballots returned. In states that track party affiliation, Democrats accounted for 42.9% of participants, Republicans 31.7%, and voters unaffiliated with a party or affiliated with a minor party 25.3%. However, registered party affiliation does not show whom a voter cast a ballot for. The total has surpassed the final early-voting tally of 45.9 million in 2022 and the roughly 39 million recorded in 2018, on the eve of elections that will determine the balance of power in Congress.
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