Early voting begins in U.S. midterm elections that could flip control of Congress
Summary
Early in-person voting started in the U.S. for the midterm elections, giving Americans six weeks to choose who will lead Congress. Election officials say they are ready to run a safe and accurate election, despite challenges and controversies over voting methods.Key Facts
- Early in-person voting has begun for the 2024 U.S. midterm elections.
- These elections will decide which party controls Congress.
- Key issues include the cost of living and a war in Iran.
- Election officials say they are prepared for a secure and accurate vote.
- President Donald Trump has challenged some voting methods through courts.
- There is a federal effort to find and remove noncitizen voters.
- President Trump is pressuring election officials to release sensitive voter information.
- The midterms will take place over six weeks of voting, including early and election day votes.
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