Republicans’ Early and Mail Vote Drive Seems To Be Working, as GOP Closing the Gap With Democrats Across Critical Battleground States

Trump himself will cast an early ballot, despite spending years calling for all non-Election Day voting to be banned.

AP/Morry Gash
People line up outside the Frank P. Zeidler Municipal Building during the first day of Wisconsin's in-person absentee voting, October 22, 2024, at Milwaukee. AP/Morry Gash

Republicans’ efforts to persuade voters to vote early or by mail seems to be working, as registered members of the GOP are closing the gap with Democrats on pre-Election Day voting methods, with turnout climbing higher and higher. Even President Trump says he will vote before Election Day.

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