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  • Florida Senate special, about 91% counted: Moody (R) 3,811,810, Nixon (D) 3,695,519. Not called.AP via NYT
  • Florida governor, about 91% counted: Jolly (D) 3,751,100, Donalds (R) 3,737,944. About 13,000 apart. Not called.AP via NYT
  • Kentucky Senate, about 33% counted: Barr (R) 299,034, Booker (D) 231,097. Fayette and Kenton not in yet. Not called.AP via NYT
  • Betting markets, 8:03 PM ET: Senate control, Democrats 91% / Republicans 8.7% on Kalshi, 92.5% / 8.5% on Polymarket, 93% / 7% on PredictIt. House: Democrats 97-98.7%.Kalshi, Polymarket, PredictIt
  • OH-09 swing race, about 10% counted: Merrin (R) 17,171, Kaptur (D) 15,777. Too early to call.AP via NYT
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AP: 59.7 million Americans voted before Election Day, more than in 2022

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At a glance: More than 59 million people voted before Election Day, according to an Associated Press analysis. · Sources: WTHR / AP live updates
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More than 59 million people voted before Election Day, according to an Associated Press analysis. As of Tuesday, 59.7 million ballots had been cast early in person or by mail, compared with a little over 58 million in the 2022 midterms.

New York alone recorded 1,965,043 early votes over its nine-day early voting period, according to unofficial State Board of Elections figures reported by WRGB.

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