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Early Voting Begins in US Midterms With Control of Congress at Stake

In-person early voting opened Friday ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, with Republicans' congressional majority on the line, according to France 24.

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France 24 — English

In-person early voting for the United States midterm elections began Friday, six weeks before the final vote on November 3, according to France 24. The elections will determine whether Republicans retain their majority in the US House of Representatives and Senate.

France 24 reported that voters are weighing several major issues as they cast their ballots, including how to address a cost-of-living crisis, the war in Iran, and President Donald Trump's immigration enforcement campaign, which the outlet described as aggressive.

The outcome of the midterms will shape the balance of power in Washington for the remainder of Trump's term, with control of both chambers of Congress at stake, France 24 said.

Early voting allows registered voters to cast ballots in person before the official Election Day, a practice widely used in recent US election cycles. The six-week window before November 3 gives voters extended opportunity to participate ahead of the final deadline.

Further details on turnout, specific races, and reactions from party officials were not included in the available report.

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