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All states
| State | Early votes cast | vs 2022 total turnout | Dem reg. | Rep reg. | None/other | Registers by party | Trend lean (Estimate) | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | not reported | No | — | |||||
| Alaska | 90,570 | 33.9% | — | — | — | Yes | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/1/2026 |
| Arizona | 1,648,197 | 63.6% | 613,185 | 625,143 | 409,869 | Yes | No baseline · ↑DEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now R+0.7 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved +0.1 pts toward D. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Arkansas | 550,338 | 60.2% | 34,754 | 49,408 | 466,176 | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| California | 6,351,050 | 57.0% | 2,653,319 | 1,467,396 | 1,105,859 | Yes | No baseline · ↑REstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+18.7 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved -1.2 pts toward R. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Colorado | 1,591,323 | 62.6% | 495,736 | 388,672 | 706,915 | Yes | No baselineEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+6.7 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Flat since 2026-11-01. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/1/2026 |
| Connecticut | 505,945 | 39.0% | 242,289 | 98,393 | 165,263 | Yes | No baseline · ↑REstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+28.4 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved -0.4 pts toward R. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Delaware | 148,738 | 45.7% | 78,756 | 41,148 | 28,834 | Yes | No baselineEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+25.3 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Flat since 2026-11-01. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| District of Columbia | 111,150 | 54.0% | — | — | — | Yes | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Florida | 5,458,419 | 70.0% | 2,062,573 | 2,192,781 | 1,203,065 | Yes | No baseline · ↑DEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now R+2.4 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved +0.3 pts toward D. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Georgia | 2,826,388 | 71.3% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Hawaii | 249,140 | 58.8% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Idaho | 263,250 | 44.2% | 22,518 | 72,474 | 24,109 | Yes | No baselineEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now R+19.0 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Flat since 2026-11-01. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Illinois | 1,579,728 | 38.1% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Indiana | 803,437 | 42.7% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Iowa | 464,008 | 37.7% | 213,835 | 156,900 | 93,273 | Yes | No baseline · ↑DEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+12.3 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved +0.2 pts toward D. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Kansas | 470,170 | 46.6% | 192,007 | 203,502 | 74,661 | Yes | No baselineEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now R+2.4 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Flat since 2026-11-01. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Kentucky | 438,602 | 29.2% | 212,561 | 194,767 | 31,274 | Yes | No baseline · ↑REstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+4.1 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved -2.1 pts toward R. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Louisiana | 530,514 | 37.6% | 225,951 | 208,344 | 96,219 | Yes | No baselineEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+3.3 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Flat since 2026-11-01. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Maine | 300,491 | 44.1% | 140,212 | 68,886 | 91,393 | Yes | No baseline · ↑REstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+23.7 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved -0.4 pts toward R. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Maryland | 993,206 | 48.9% | 635,942 | 207,077 | 150,187 | Yes | No baselineEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+43.2 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Flat since 2026-11-01. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Massachusetts | 1,161,295 | 46.2% | — | — | — | Yes | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Michigan | 2,313,206 | 51.4% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Minnesota | 886,427 | 35.1% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Mississippi | 116,453 | 16.4% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Missouri | 260,656 | 11.3% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 10/29/2026 |
| Montana | 300,609 | 64.2% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Nebraska | 237,135 | 34.7% | 91,001 | 104,872 | 41,262 | Yes | No baseline · ↑REstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now R+5.8 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved -0.4 pts toward R. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Nevada | 732,715 | 71.6% | 289,895 | 246,681 | 196,139 | Yes | No baseline · ↑REstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+5.9 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved -0.4 pts toward R. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| New Hampshire | not reported | Yes | — | |||||
| New Jersey | 1,147,488 | 43.4% | 649,434 | 277,298 | 220,756 | Yes | No baseline · ↑REstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+32.4 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved -4.4 pts toward R. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| New Mexico | 456,726 | 63.9% | 235,527 | 141,691 | 79,508 | Yes | No baseline · ↑REstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+20.5 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved -0.9 pts toward R. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| New York | 2,110,908 | 35.4% | — | — | — | Yes | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| North Carolina | 2,819,922 | 74.4% | 1,081,911 | 737,349 | 1,000,662 | Yes | Leans D +5.3 vs ’22Estimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+12.2 (UF Election Lab, 11/2/2026) vs D+7.0 in 2022 at the same point (1 days before Election Day; NCSBE official absentee file). Flat since 2026-11-01. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. No 2024 same-day file is on hand. | 11/2/2026 |
| North Dakota | 92,816 | 38.3% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 10/31/2026 |
| Ohio | 1,728,899 | 41.2% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Oklahoma | 229,159 | 19.9% | 89,506 | 108,952 | 30,701 | Yes | No baselineEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now R+8.5 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Flat since 2026-11-01. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Oregon | 1,294,451 | 64.8% | 534,509 | 401,636 | 358,306 | Yes | No baseline · ↑REstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+10.3 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved -0.2 pts toward R. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Pennsylvania | 1,062,313 | 19.6% | 687,732 | 267,388 | 107,193 | Yes | No baselineEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+39.6 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Flat since 2026-11-01. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Rhode Island | 138,314 | 38.3% | 59,014 | 13,964 | 65,336 | Yes | No baseline · ↑REstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now D+32.6 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved -1.1 pts toward R. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| South Carolina | 1,084,542 | 63.1% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| South Dakota | 73,618 | 20.8% | 21,797 | 39,286 | 12,535 | Yes | No baselineEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now R+23.8 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Flat since 2026-11-01. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 10/31/2026 |
| Tennessee | 1,280,642 | 72.9% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 10/30/2026 |
| Texas | 7,736,594 | 94.9% | — | — | — | No | Proxy D+0.3 · ↑R since Day 1Estimate. Texas has no party registration. Proxy: D-minus-R primary-history share of early voters from Ryan Data & Research: D+9.7 on Day 1, D+3.9 Day 3, D+2.1 Day 5, D+2.6 Day 7 (weekend uptick), D+2.0 Day 8, D+1.2 Day 9, D+0.9 Day 10, D+0.3 Day 12 (final EV day). Same day in 2022: R+10.3; 2024: R+10.4 (Ryan Day 12). | 11/02/2026 |
| Utah | 487,263 | 44.9% | 100,069 | 253,901 | 133,293 | Yes | No baselineEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now R+31.6 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Flat since 2026-11-01. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
| Vermont | 150,202 | 51.4% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Virginia | 1,630,514 | 54.0% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Washington | 1,658,115 | 54.1% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 10/30/2026 |
| West Virginia | 114,391 | 23.1% | 44,638 | 46,632 | 23,121 | Yes | No baselineEstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now R+1.7 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Flat since 2026-11-01. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 10/29/2026 |
| Wisconsin | 777,739 | 29.1% | — | — | — | No | No party dataThis state does not report early voters by party, and no real proxy is on file. No lean is shown. | 11/2/2026 |
| Wyoming | 65,264 | 32.9% | 10,976 | 49,221 | 5,067 | Yes | No baseline · ↑REstimate. Early-vote D-minus-R share now R+58.6 (UF Election Lab). No 2022 or 2024 same-day baseline is on file for this state, so no lean is claimed. Since 2026-11-01: lead moved -0.3 pts toward R. Caution: Democrats front-load mail ballots, so early D leads usually shrink later (NC 2022: D+8.5 at this point, D+7.1 at the end of early voting). Republicans have voted early more since 2020, so a smaller D lead than 2022 does not by itself mean R gains. | 11/2/2026 |
Secondary source (aggregator): University of Florida Election Lab, 2026 early vote (CSV), which compiles state/county election-office reports; each state page links the original source. "Dem/Rep/None" = early voters by party registration, shown only where the state reports it. "vs 2022" compares early votes so far with the state's entire 2022 general-election turnout. Tap a column header to sort, a state for details. "Registers by party" per NCSL.
Trend lean (Estimate): the D-minus-R share of early votes now vs the same point in 2022, from official files, plus the day-to-day direction. It is shown only where a real same-day baseline exists; otherwise it says No baseline or No party data. Tap a chip for details.