New voter ID rules, other election changes could cause confusion
New voter ID requirements, early voting schedules and voter registration rules in more than a dozen states are creating uncertainty that could dampen turnout.
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How the rise of early voting is changing campaign tactics
November 8 is the big day, but voters are already starting to cast their ballots. When all is said and done, one third of votes will be cast early this election. Lisa Desjardins offers a look at what happened on…
Forget Election Day — voting is already happening
Today in the Morning Line: 43 states have some form of early voting What mail ballots could say about the N.C. Senate race About one-in-five expected to vote early More fundraising for President Obama Early voting underway: With less than…
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In Battleground Iowa, Early Voting Turnout Is Key
In Battleground Iowa, Where Most Voters Are Decided, Early Voting Turnout Is Key…
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For millions of Americans, Super Tuesday has been over for weeks. That is because they cast their ballots in many of the critical states ahead of time, a fact that could help shape the results of the multi-state contest.
Despite being punished by the national parties for moving their balloting to January, Florida's winner-take-all primary promises to be the biggest prize for Republican candidates among the early voting states -- with 57 delegates up for grabs.
Hundreds of thousands of votes have already been cast for Sen. John Kerry and President Bush by voters taking advantage of new "early voting" options in 26 states.
