JD Vance Rallies in Georgia as Early Voting Surges to Record High
Summary
A record number of people voted early in Georgia’s midterm election, with over 188,600 voting in person on the first day, much higher than in 2022. Vice President JD Vance visited Georgia to support Republican Senate candidate Mike Collins as early voting continues to rise.Key Facts
- More than 188,600 voters cast early in-person ballots on the first day in Georgia, a record high.
- This number is much higher than the 53,000 early voters on the first day in the 2022 midterms.
- Georgia’s Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger, said the high turnout shows confidence in election integrity.
- Republican early voting has increased, making early vote totals a less clear predictor of election results.
- Vice President JD Vance visited Georgia to campaign for Republican Senate candidate Mike Collins.
- Both of Georgia’s U.S. Senate seats are currently held by Democrats, while Republicans control other statewide offices.
- Vance has been traveling across the U.S. with President Donald Trump to support Republican candidates.
- Vance recently also campaigned in Texas and announced a production deal under the Defense Production Act.
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