"Texas Primary Election 2024: A Voter's Guide to Early Voting and Open Primaries"
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Early voting for the March 5 primary elections in Texas is underway, with over 17.9 million registered voters. After one day, around 176,000 votes have been cast, with 65% in the Republican primary and 35% in the Democratic primary. Harris County has reported the highest number of votes, and four counties have surpassed 5% turnout. Turnout is slightly lower than the 2020 presidential primaries, and locally, San Saba County has the highest turnout while Travis County has the lowest.
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