Early voting in NC’s lone toss-up congressional race may favor GOP Source Link Excerpt:
About 1.38 million ballots have been accepted in the general election through Monday, down roughly 500,000 votes compared to 2020, but a deep dive into voter turnout data indicates a diverging trend among North Carolinians based on political party.
Democrat turnout is down 43% statewide, with 483,000 voters casting ballots, while Republican participation is down 6.3% compared to 2020, with 464,000 voters having cast their ballots so far,
Jim Blaine, a Republican political consultant, called North Carolina’s GOP turnout “unprecedented” on X and said the party ‘won’ in early voting on Monday for a second time since it began last Thursday.
VoteTracker shows early voting by political party.
