100 million voted already, setting record

• Tuesday November 3 is Election Day in the US. Around 100 million people voted in advance, more than doubling previous record in 2016.
• More than 35 million early in-person votes have been cast, and almost 64 million mail-in ballots have been returned, according to the US Elections Project.
• This means voters have already cast 72.3% of the total votes counted in the 2016 general election.
• The surge of early voting — driven by the COVID-19 pandemic — means that the votes cast on Election Day will likely be a smaller proportion of the total than ever before.
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swing_voter said:

• Tuesday November 3 is Election Day in the US. Around 100 million people voted in advance, more than doubling previous record in 2016.
• More than 35 million early in-person votes have been cast, and almost 64 million mail-in ballots have been returned, according to the US Elections Project.
• This means voters have already cast 72.3% of the total votes counted in the 2016 general election.
• The surge of early voting — driven by the COVID-19 pandemic — means that the votes cast on Election Day will likely be a smaller proportion of the total than ever before.
• Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.

It's Election Day. But about 100 million Americans already voted.

By the time polls opened across the US on November 3, record numbers of Americans had already voted early in person or by mail.

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