early voting

Maricopa County expanded early voting sites ahead of the primary election, a move celebrated by advocates as a win for voting access. The decision follows ongoing disputes between the county board and Recorder Justin Heap over control of early voting processes, with a recent court ruling maintaining the board's authority.

The article discusses early voting in Minnesota and potential new election rules requiring voter ID and proof of citizenship. It covers a federal judge dismissing subpoenas against Minnesota’s top Democratic leaders, a Senate race debate between Peggy Flanagan and Angie Craig, and Mike Lindell addressing campaign giveaways. Political analysts Jeff Hayden and Andy Brehm examine endorsements and polling in key races.

Over 276,000 New Yorkers cast ballots during the nine-day early voting period for Primary Day on June 23, with Manhattan leading the state in turnout.

Louisiana voters are participating in its first closed primary runoff with early voting underway. Voters expressed confusion about new rules requiring party consistency, while election officials clarified that only 'no party' voters from the first primary can change parties. Early voting runs through June 20, with Election Day on June 27.

Early voting begins Saturday in New York's primary elections, running through June 21, with the primary election scheduled for Tuesday, June 23. Congressional and state chamber seats are among the races highlighted in the election.

Early voting begins Saturday for New York's primary election. The article provides information on where and when voters can cast their early votes.

Brooks Fuller of Common Cause North Carolina discusses proposals to reduce early voting days, ease dismissal of provisional and mailed ballots, and restrict voter demonstrations. These measures, introduced by GOP-controlled bodies, aim to complicate voting processes and increase partisan oversight of elections.

In-person voting for Tuesday's statewide primary election will expand on Saturday with 524 additional vote centers opening in Los Angeles County.

South Carolina saw record early voting turnout as senators killed a redistricting bill, with 44,600 in-person voters on May 26, 2026. Jim Clyburn, a Democrat, criticized the redistricting efforts and cast his ballot in Orangeburg County.

Early voting in the Texas GOP Senate runoff election showed a record high turnout compared to this decade's runoff data, though it marked a decline from the March primary's rate.

Republican North Carolina senators proposed a bill to reduce the early voting period from 17 days to 10 days by moving its start date. The bill, Senate Bill 1084, is sponsored by Warren Daniel, Brad Overcash, and Mark Hollo. The legislation echoes a 2013 law that limited early voting to 10 days, which was later struck down for disproportionately affecting African American voters.

The Virginia Supreme Court heard arguments challenging the legality of a recent redistricting amendment, with former Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli criticizing Democrats for undermining their own defense by prioritizing early voting. The court appeared to scrutinize the 'Yes' campaign more intensely, while legal challenges to election certification remain unresolved.

Georgia governor candidates from both major parties held debates as early voting began. Republican candidates, including billionaire Rick Jackson, faced criticism in a crowded field, while Democratic candidates presented their policy plans.