What Early Voting Could Mean in This Election

According to the United States Election Project, more than 17.5 million people have voted early or absentee so far. Being able to vote absentee started in the Civil War when soldiers were able to mail in their ballots to their families for them to submit; but early voting is a relatively new phenomena. FSRN's Karen Miller looks at how early voting has impacted the election so far, and what it could mean for the final outcome.

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