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Early Voting Commences for U.S. Midterm Elections
In-person early voting for the U.S. midterm elections began Friday. Voters have six weeks to cast their ballots, which will determine control of Congress.
09/28/2026 · North Carolina edition
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Why it matters locally: North Carolina voters will participate in these midterm elections, directly contributing to the selection of candidates for Congress who will represent the state's interests in Washington.
Voters across the United States began casting in-person ballots on Friday for the midterm elections. This marks the start of the final six weeks of the election cycle, during which Americans will select candidates for Congress. These elections will establish the partisan control of Congress for the upcoming legislative term. The outcome will determine which political party holds majorities in the House of Representatives and the Senate. Economic concerns, including the cost of living, represent one of the prominent issues for voters. Additionally, the ongoing conflict in Iran remains a significant foreign policy consideration for the electorate. Candidates and campaigns have addressed these and other matters as they seek voter support.Related Topics
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