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Election Day storm threat
A storm moving from the Southwest into the central United States could bring rain and strong winds on Election Day, potentially affecting turnout in key races. Rain is expected across parts of the Great Plains, Upper Midwest and Mississippi Valley, with possible severe thunderstorms from eastern Texas to Tennessee; Kansas could see gusts of 30–40 mph and Nebraska up to 50 mph. More than 49 million people have already voted early, and studies cited in the article find that wet weather tends to suppress turnout.
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