Georgia Breaks Early Voting Record With Massive Turnout

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Georgia is experiencing a surge in early voting turnout, breaking previous records in the critical swing state. State election officials have reported a significant increase in voter participation on Tuesday.

As of 2pm on Tuesday, a total of 187,973 votes have already been cast in person, surpassing the previous first-day record of 136,000 votes set in 2020. Officials are confident that the final count will exceed 200,000 votes by the end of the day.

187,973 votes cast, breaking previous records.

Georgia sees surge in early voting turnout.

Efficient process with average check-in time under a minute.

Gabriel Sterling from Georgia's Secretary of State office praised the efforts of counties and voters for their high turnout. He highlighted that the average check-in time for voters is less than a minute, indicating a smooth and efficient process at polling locations.

Sterling described the turnout as a 'blowout,' emphasizing the overwhelming response from voters. The state is witnessing a historic moment with a remarkable increase in early voting numbers, setting the stage for a potentially record-breaking election season.