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The U.S. election has seen 75 million early votes cast, with the Republican Party seeking to increase turnout to counter the Democrats.

BlockBeats News, November 5th. According to multiple US media reports, as of November 3rd, 75 million voters in the US have already voted either in person early or by mail-in ballots. This is almost equivalent to half of all votes cast in the 2020 US election.

Among the early voters in the US this year, 37.9% are registered as Democrats and 36.2% are registered as Republicans, with both parties showing strong support.

Four years ago, a total of 155 million American voters participated in the election. Early voting schedules vary across US states and territories, and so far, in at least 9 states, over half of eligible voters have already voted early.

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