Unpacking early voting trends in North Carolina and Florida

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Unpacking early voting trends in North Carolina and Florida. (2026, October 23). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/early-voting-trends-north-carolina-florida/

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Zachary Donnini, the head of data science at VoteHub, discusses early voting trends on "The Takeout," focusing specifically on North Carolina and Florida. The article highlights that over 15 million Americans have already cast their ballots before election day in the 2026 midterm elections.

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As of October 23, 2026, more than 15 million Americans had already cast their ballots early in the upcoming midterm elections. On CBS News' program "The Takeout," Zachary Donnini, the head of data science at VoteHub, provided analysis on early voting trends, focusing particularly on states like North Carolina and Florida. The discussion highlighted key patterns and voter behavior insights from the initial phase of voting.

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Unpacking early voting trends in North Carolina and Florida

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