A woman fills out a ballot a polling station located in the Morgan State University in Baltimore, during early voting in Maryland, US, October 26, 2020. Huge numbers of people have voted by mail or at early in-person polling sites amid concerns about exposure to the coronavirus at busy Election Day voting places. Experts have predicted turnout will easily surpass the 138 million who voted in 2016. Only 47 million votes were submitted before Election Day four years ago. In 20 states that report party registration data, 19.9 million registered Democrats have already voted, compared with 13 million Republicans and 10.1 million with no party affiliation.

Source: Dhaka Tribune November 01, 2020 02:26 UTC