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Trump are you sitting down? Follow Republicans are currently showing signs of PRESIDENTIAL-LEVEL midterms turnout already on Election Day Scott Presler reveals data from across the country showing incredible early results. Republicans are set to flip Brow

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First Published: November 3, 2026, 4:17 PM ET

— Are you sitting down? Follow Republicans are currently showing signs of PRESIDENTIAL-LEVEL midterms turnout already on Election Day Scott Presler reveals data from across the country showing incredible early results. On November 3, 2026, Republican activists and officials reported strong Election Day voter turnout across key battlegrounds. Early voting numbers for the 2026 midterms have significantly outpaced 2022 levels, indicating heightened voter engagement nationwide.

The final turnout figures will decide control of Congress and shape the legislative agenda. Are you sitting down? Follow Republicans are currently showing signs of PRESIDENTIAL-LEVEL midterms turnout already on Election Day Scott Presler reveals data from across the country showing incredible early results.

Republicans are set to flip Broward county in Florida from blue to red. Montgomery County, Texas is BEATING Presidential level turnout this morning. Lines are out the door at the polls in Wisconsin.

Founder of Early Vote Action Scott Presler reveals data at WASHINGTON D.C. on 11/03/2026.
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Founder of Early Vote Action Scott Presler reveals data at WASHINGTON D.C. on 11/03/2026.

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Democrats in Pennsylvania are leaving some 120,000 ballots on the table. Republicans are showing up on Election Day. Keep Voting! @ScottPresler

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