U.S. midterms start with record early voting turnout

Early voting for the U.S. midterm elections has seen over 16 million ballots cast, predominantly by Democrats. Texas, Georgia, and North Carolina report record turnout, with Democrats showing significant enthusiasm. Trump's low approval ratings may impact Republican candidates, as polls suggest potential losses for the GOP. Early voting is expanding, with more states joining soon, while mail-in voting remains popular among Latino voters. The trend indicates a shift in support from some Latino voters who previously backed Trump towards Democratic candidates.