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Parties Stage Final Rallies as Over 54 Million Vote Early Ahead of US Midterm Elections

Voters across the United States began casting their ballots on Tuesday morning to determine control of both chambers of Congress. The election follows a volatile campaign cycle dominated by domestic economic concerns and escalating foreign policy tensions.

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Illustration: Voters line up at a polling station on Tuesday morning as Election Day voting commences.From: Americans Cast Midterm Ballots With Partisan Balance of Congress at Stake

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The partisan balance of the 435-seat House and 100-seat Senate heading into the midterm elections.From: Americans Cast Midterm Ballots With Partisan Balance of Congress at Stake ·
Poll closing times vary significantly across the country's six time zones.From: Americans Cast Midterm Ballots With Partisan Balance of Congress at Stake ·
Republicans are defending narrow majorities in both the House and the Senate heading into Election Day.From: Parties Stage Final Rallies as Over 54 Million Vote Early Ahead of US Midterm Elections ·
Early voting totals have shattered previous records for a non-presidential election cycle.From: Parties Stage Final Rallies as Over 54 Million Vote Early Ahead of US Midterm Elections ·
Illustration: Election workers prepare to process millions of advance and same-day ballots.From: Americans Cast Midterm Ballots With Partisan Balance of Congress at Stake ·
Illustration: More than 54 million Americans have already cast their ballots, setting a record pace for early voting.From: Parties Stage Final Rallies as Over 54 Million Vote Early Ahead of US Midterm Elections ·