Early voting underway in Texas amid strong turnout reports
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Early voting is underway in Texas, with several news outlets reporting strong participation and heightened attention on a close U.S. Senate race. NPR reported that the contest could help determine the balance of power in Washington.
Harris County recorded nearly 328,000 early voters through the third day of voting, according to Click2Houston, while ABC13 Houston reported that the county had set record early-voting numbers. Spectrum News also described turnout across Texas as strong despite unspecified concerns.
The Houston Chronicle reported discrepancies between statewide early-voting figures and numbers released by individual counties. The Texas Tribune examined how early-voting data could relate to election results, while KVUE addressed where Texans may cast ballots during the early-voting period.
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