North Carolina has broken its early-voting record set in 2020, with over 4.2 million voters casting their ballots at early in-person voting sites. The State Board of Elections revealed that turnout in western counties, despite being impacted by Hurricane Helene, exceeded the rest of the state.
Early in-person voting, which concluded on Saturday, has gained popularity in the battleground state over recent election cycles. This method allows individuals to both register to vote and cast their ballots at early voting sites.
