Georgia voters began casting ballots on Oct. 13, as early voting opened in one of the most closely watched states three weeks before the Nov. 3 midterm election.
By Oct. 24, voters in all 10 states where the Cook Political Report rates at least one Senate or governor’s race as a toss-up will be able to vote early in person or cast an absentee ballot at an election office.
Those states with toss-ups in either race or both are Alaska, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Michigan, Nevada, Ohio, Texas, and Wisconsin.
Cook, a nonpartisan election forecaster, describes toss-up races as the most competitive, with either party having a good chance of winning, according to its current Senate ratings and governor ratings….