Early in-person voting in North Carolina ends Saturday, but the number of people who have cast ballots by this method already has exceeded the total from four years ago.

Summary

Early in-person voting in North Carolina has surpassed 2020 levels, with nearly 3.8 million voters casting ballots by Friday afternoon, according to the State Board of Elections. Including mail-in ballots, the total reaches almost 4.01 million, over 51% of the state’s 7.83 million registered voters. Early voting concludes Saturday at 3 p.m.

  • @Rapidcreek
    51•2 months ago

    Osprey reported last night the numbers were over 70 million national total. That’s the real record. That’s enthusiasm. That’s fired up. Proud of my country.

    • @AA5B
      15•2 months ago

      That’s excellent. No matter who wins, no matter why people vote how they do, it’s great to see so much participation!

      • @MutilationWave
        12•2 months ago

        It’s mostly due to Republicans backing off their “only vote on election day” bullshit because it hurt them last time.

        • @garretbleEnglish
          5•2 months ago

          This was my thought as well.

          In 2020 they really pushed hard to tell their supporters to not early vote or vote by mail.

          And this time they realize that those things are fine (and good and easy, though let’s never admit that!) so there’s a big upswing.

          Also just no pandemic as well.