North Carolina Early: Voting Update
Almost half a million North Carolina voters have already cast their ballots, either with a absentee ballot or by casting in person.
The exuberance has been fueled by the campaigns as well as North Carolina’s program allowing residents to register and vote during its “One Stop Absentee Voting” period, which began Oct. 16 and ends Nov. 1.
And there are some rising such as:
Most early voters, 84%, chose to vote in person rather than by absentee ballot.
Between Thursday, when one-stop voting started, and Monday, 95% of ballots were cast by a person.
Of those voting in person, registered Democrats accounted for 61%, Republicans accounted for 22%, and 17% had no affiliation or were registered with an alternative party. That suggests a big advantage for Obama in a state that hasn’t voted for a Democrat for President since Jimmy Carter in 1976.
Democrats accounted for 29% of mail-in ballots while Republicans accounted for 54%.
The absentee ballots include 3,400 cast by U.S. servicemen serving overseas. They are fairly evenly split between Democrats, 36%, and Republicans, 38%. About 17% have no affiliation or are registered or with an alternate party.

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Bald Head Island
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