By Townhall Chicago News Staff
Early voting opened this week in Michigan, Florida, New Jersey and New York ahead of the November midterm elections, a Fox News Radio broadcast reported.
Voters in the four states can now cast ballots in person ahead of Election Day, according to the broadcast, which did not specify exact start dates, locations or voting hours for each state.
Early in-person voting gives residents an option beyond mail ballots or voting on Election Day itself, and all four states allow registered voters to cast ballots at designated sites during the early voting window.
The broadcast did not address the status of early voting in Illinois.
The announcement came during the same Fox News Radio segment that covered competitive Senate races in Texas, Mississippi and Georgia, part of a broader national push by both parties to turn out voters in the final weeks before the election. The segment did not include turnout projections or comparisons to prior election cycles for any of the four states.
