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ElectionsWednesday, November 4

Nearly 40% of Brazos County voters cast early ballots, topping 2022 by more than 63%.

The Daily College Station teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you voted early, you helped push Brazos County well past its last midterm. Nearly 40% of registered voters, or 58,723 people, cast ballots in person or by mail. That's more than 63% above 2022's 35,993. It left 88,328 potential voters for Tuesday, when voters waited to cast ballots and supporters held signs outside voting centers.

Early votes topped 2022 but trailed 2024

Source: KBTX News 3

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Value
2022 midterm35,993
2024 presidential66,432
2026 midterm58,723

Early voting didn't match 2024, the presidential year, running 11.6% behind. But on the final Friday, Oct. 30, 7,112 people voted in person, topping 2024's last early day of 6,570.

  • In-person early votes: 56,832
  • Mail ballots: 1,891
  • Registered voters: 147,051, up nearly 15,000 from 2024
  • Turnout: up 11.42 points from 2022

Early turnout reached 39.93% of registered voters

39.93%Share of Brazos County's registered voters who voted early

Source: KBTX News 3

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Value
Share of Brazos County's registered voters who voted early39.93%
2024 early turnout50.10%

Sources: KBTX News 3, Bryan College Station Eagle

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