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Early Voting Totals Reach 41 Million as Texas and Georgia Races Intensify

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More than 41 million voters have cast early ballots across several states ahead of Election Day, according to the University of Florida Election Lab. In Texas, the Senate race between James Talarico and Ken Paxton is described as close and competitive, with early ballots already making up more than 70% of the state’s 2022 turnout.

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The high volume of early voting and the competitive nature of races, including the Senate contest in Texas and the gubernatorial race in Georgia, could increase campaign visibility and funding potential for involved candidates.

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