Early Voting Begins Amid Third-Party Legal Battles in Key States

As ballots are sent out, legal challenges from third-party candidates cause delays in several battleground states.

Early voting for the 2024 election has started, with voters in select states casting ballots in person, absentee, or by mail.
Legal challenges from third-party candidates have delayed ballot distribution in key states like North Carolina and Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania counties are awaiting state Supreme Court rulings on third-party candidates before sending out mail-in ballots.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. successfully appealed to remove his name from ballots in North Carolina, causing significant reprinting costs.
Other states, including Minnesota, Virginia, and Vermont, have begun early voting without major issues, while South Dakota and Wisconsin will follow soon.