The first in-person votes have been cast in the US presidential race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, a milestone moment that comes six weeks before election day on November 5.
Virginia became the first state in the country to allow in-person voting on Friday, and early polling sites will remain open there until November 2.
Some 69 percent of votes cast during the 2020 election were done through early in-person voting or through mail-in ballots.
Virginia has been a reliably Democratic state in the last few elections, but some Republicans have been bullish about trying to flip it in November.
The latest polling suggests the presidential race is extremely tight, with Kamala Harris holding a slight national lead.
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