Initial Early Voting Data Appears to Favor GOP in Several Key States

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Initial Early Voting Data Appears to Favor GOP in Several Key States

By Nathan Ouellette

Posted October 24, 2018 at 8:52pm

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The 2018 midterms are just under two weeks away and some early voter data shows that GOP turnout might be outpacing Democrats in several states — a phenomenon not common for early voting trends in previous years.

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