US Election Early Voting: Dem Surge in Key States
Early voting data from North Carolina and Georgia shows dramatic Democratic and minority voter outpacing of 2022 numbers — including a 54% jump in under-30 voters and 80% surge among young Black Georgians.
What we know
An account on X flagged North Carolina early vote data described as 'apocalyptic for Republicans,' with the NRCC chair's seat potentially at risk. In Georgia, another account on X RTs analysis showing Black early voters up 33%, under-30 voters up 54%, and young Black voters up 80% vs. first 9 days of 2022. Another account on X also noted Ralph Norman's son announcing he is crossing over to vote Democrat for the first time. Another account on X cautioned that low-info voters — who now break more anti-Trump than high-info voters — have not yet voted, but most will on election day.
How the story developed
Early voting data from North Carolina and Georgia shows dramatic Democratic and minority voter outpacing of 2022 numbers — including a 54% jump in under-30 voters and 80% surge among young Black Georgians.
Trump posted a rapid-fire series of endorsements for Republican candidates across at least 9 states including New York, Michigan, Florida, and Oklahoma, urging supporters to 'make a plan to vote.'
Multiple reports from Tennessee, Florida, Ohio, Michigan, and Texas claim voting machines are switching Democrat votes to Republican, while North Carolina is reportedly rejecting 7-8% of Democratic ballots — sparking viral warnings to check ballots carefully and vote in person.
By the Global Eye 24 desk, with AI assistance. Updated as the story develops. Spot an error? Write to corrections@globaleye24.com.