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NH Voted Early or Absentee as of 10/28/26 // 32,455
General Election
Party ID: Democratic 41.3% / Republican 29.9% / Nonpartisan 28.8%
Ages: 65+ 60.4% / 55-64 13.9% / 45-54 4.6% / 35-44 2.9% / 25-34 1.5% / 18-24 0.2% / Unknown 16.5%
Gender: Female 53.8% / Male 45.1% / Unknown 1.1%
Ethnicity: White-European 83.6% / Unknown 11.7% / Hispanic & Portuguese 1.7% / Other 1.5% / East & South Asian 1.5% / African American 0.2%
Veteran: 3.0%

Additional Highlights:
-- Family households remain prominent, with 46.3% of voters living in households with children
-- New Hampshire’s early electorate leans Democratic, with 41.3% Democrats, 29.9% Republicans, and a sizable 28.8% nonpartisan share that represents nearly three in ten voters
-- Frequent voters dominate participation, with 43.4% of voters having participated in six or more prior elections, while another 29.2% have voted in four or five prior elections

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AZ Voted Early or Absentee as of 10/28/26 // 744,143
General Election
Party ID: Republican 38.9% / Democratic 38.0% / Nonpartisan 16.0%
Ages: 65+ 59.8% / 55-64 17.0% / 45-54 9.5% / 35-44 7.0% / 25-34 4.9% / 18-24 1.7%
Gender: Female 52.7% / Male 46.7% / Unknown 0.5%
Ethnicity: White-European 70.2% / Hispanic & Portuguese 14.1% / Unknown 11.5% / East & South Asian 1.8% / Other 1.7% / African American 0.8%
Veteran: 4.6%

Additional Highlights:
-- Frequent voters are driving participation, with 57.2% of voters having participated in six or more prior elections, including 30.2% who have voted in eight prior elections
-- Older voters dominate turnout, with 59.8% of voters age 65+ and another 17.0% between ages 55-64. More than three-quarters of all voters are age 55 or older
-- Arizona’s early electorate is exceptionally competitive, with Republicans at 38.9% and Democrats at 38.0%

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OR Voted Early or Absentee as of 10/29/26 // 812,367
General Election
Party ID: Democratic 43.2% / Republican 30.7% / Nonpartisan 19.1%
Ages: 65+ 51.9% / 55-64 16.3% / 45-54 11.9% / 35-44 10.2% / 25-34 6.3% / 18-24 3.4%
Gender: Female 51.5% / Male 46.7% / Unknown 1.8%
Ethnicity: White-European 79.3% / Unknown 11.7% / Hispanic & Portuguese 5.0% / East & South Asian 2.3% / Other 1.4% / African American 0.4%
Veteran: 3.3%

Additional Highlights:
-- Two-person households are the largest household segment, accounting for 31.8% of voters
-- Frequent voters dominate turnout, with 59.6% of voters having participated in six or more prior elections, including 32.8% who have voted in eight prior election
-- Oregon’s electorate skews older, with 51.9% of voters age 65+ and another 16.3% between ages 55-64. More than two-thirds of voters are age 55 or older

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KS Voted Early or Absentee as of 10/29/26 // 227,014
General Election
Party ID: Republican 42.8% / Democratic 43.1% / Nonpartisan 13.6%
Ages: 65+ 49.6% / 55-64 18.6% / 45-54 12.1% / 35-44 9.2% / 25-34 6.1% / 18-24 4.4%
Gender: Female 54.2% / Male 45.8%
Ethnicity: White-European 78.3% / Unknown 11.6% / Hispanic & Portuguese 4.8% / African American 2.3% / East & South Asian 1.6% / Other 1.4%
Veteran: 5.9%

Additional Highlights:
-- Kansas has one of the closest partisan early-vote electorates, with Democrats at 43.1% and Republicans at 42.8%
-- Married voters make up nearly half of the electorate (47.1%), while 28.3% of voters live in two-person households
-- Frequent voters are driving turnout, with 56.6% of voters having participated in six or more prior elections, including 22.4% who have voted in eight prior elections

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