WASHINGTON, Oct 19 (Reuters) - Early voting has been underway for weeks ahead of the November 3, 2026, midterm elections, when US ⁠voters will ⁠elect members of the House of Representatives and Senate and governors in ⁠states across the country.

Florida voters can review their sample ballots ahead of the midterms, including personalized ballots for Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Monroe counties.

Early voting is underway in many states across the U.S. ahead of the November midterms.

Chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reports the latest on Capitol Hill as the midterm elections enter the final stretch.

With early voting for the November midterm elections underway, candidates are making their final push to reach voters.

Like so many Americans, Jenny Escolastico has watched wearily as the cost of living has risen, straining her household budget. But as a mother of two children under 5, she faces added pressure that could shape how she votes in November: childcare costs.

Mecklenburg could set a record for midterm early voting turnout, with more than 50,000 people voting in the first few days polls have been open.

Several states are dealing with ballot measures tied to taxing the rich — and there may be even more initiatives on this front in 2028.

Democrat David Jolly appeared with former President Bill Clinton in Hollywood, and Republican Byron Donalds drew a standing-room crowd in Westchester.

With high interest races up and down the November general election ballot, Arkansas' most populous county saw about 4.4% of its about 241,300 registered voters cast ballots on the first day of early voting.

In-person voting will begin today meanwhile in Hawaii, Louisiana, Utah, Wisconsin and Missouri. Follow the latest from the campaign trail.