Early Voting Initiatives Gain Traction, Raising Concerns for Democrats and Republicans Alike

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New data from the Virginia Public Access Project (VPAP) shows that Republican voters in Virginia are participating in early voting for the General Assembly elections at a higher rate compared to previous years. Republican voters account for 38.7% of in-person early voting, an 8% increase from 2021. However, political analysts suggest that Democrats should not be worried yet, as the success of the initiative will ultimately depend on whether it brings in new voters rather than just shifting the timing of existing voters. The effectiveness of the initiative will be determined in November when the overall voter turnout is assessed.
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