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What You Should Know About Early Voting

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Early voting has started in the United States elections. What is early voting? Several states across the country open their polling sites a few days or a few weeks before election day. The polling sites are typically open from 9am to 5 pm, although this varies county to county. People line up and vote, just as they would on election day. The votes cast are not counted until election day.

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