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North Carolina surpasses early voting record
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North Carolina has set an early voting record, the State Board of Elections announced Sunday. More than 4.2 million voters cast early ballots at in-person voting sites, officials said, adding that turnout in western areas of the state impacted by Hurricane Helene outpaced the rest of the state.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina had already surpassed its early-voting record set in 2020, but the State Board of Elections announced Sunday that more
North Carolina has set an early voting record, the State Board of Elections announced Sunday. More than 4.2 million voters cast early ballots at in-person voting sites, officials said, adding that turnout in western areas of the state impacted by Hurricane Helene outpaced the rest of the state.
Voters in North Carolina have set a new record for early voting ahead of Tuesday's presidential election and the last chance for would-be voters "to make their voice heard," the state reported Monday.