Early Voting Tilts Slightly in Favor of Democrats, Though Republicans Have an Election Day Advantage

One expert on Nevada politics says Democrats are in a decent position for now, though Vice President Harris has a lot of room to fail.

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Vice President Harris waves to the crowd as she arrives to speak at a campaign event at Atlanta. AP/Jacquelyn Martin

Early voting and mail-in voting numbers are so far a good sign for Democrats and Vice President Harris, though the close nature of the race gives President Trump plenty of room to make up ground before polls close on election day. Recent data shows Democrats have been far more motivated in swing states to get their ballots returned to election officials. 

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