rahul somvanshi
Early in-person voting has already begun for the presidential election scheduled for November 5, 2024, in the United States.
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In states such as Virginia and South Dakota, voting is already underway, and more states are set to begin by mid-October.
In Minnesota, voters like Jason Miller arrived as early as 8 A.M., casting the first ballots.
Other voters, such as Chris Burdwan, recommended voting early to avoid potential disruptions.
The early in-person voting follows a tumultuous summer, which saw Joe Biden dropping out of the race, with Kamala Harris replacing him as the Democratic candidate, and assassination attempts on Donald Trump.
Security has been heightened across polling places nationwide, with local election directors working to safeguard voters.
This is partly due to increased threats against poll workers and officials during the 2020 presidential elections.
The FBI has reported that suspicious packages have been sent to election officials in 15 states so far.
Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon expressed hopes for a peaceful election with high voter turnout.
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