Usage of "early vote"

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Process by which electors can vote prior to the scheduled election day.

Usage of early vote in English

The early vote count is expected to top 50 million on Tuesday. 
 News.com.au 

Obama will fly to Chicago on Thursday to cast his early vote. 
 Reuters 

There are specific circumstances in which an early vote is allowed. 
 News.com.au 

That would be the country's third early vote in a row. 
 Reuters 

Mursi also called for an early vote once a new constitution was drawn up. 
 Reuters 

Ms Wright said more people than ever were expected to cast an early vote. 
 Radio NZ 

Johnson added his voice to calls for an early vote. 
 The Guardian 

Before today at least 36 million people had cast an early vote in the election. 
 Radio NZ 

The largest bloc, however, the anti-independence Future with Confidence coalition was for an early vote. 
 Radio NZ 

The massive early vote total gives Trump less leeway to change minds before voting concludes. 
 Reuters 

As it stands, we are outperforming our early vote margins in key states, compared to 2008. 
 Ebony 

An early vote in Kiev to reduce the official status of the Russian language was quickly dropped. 
 Reuters 

Clinton could outperform Obama the way the early vote has gone, but there's no blowout in Florida. 
 The Guardian 

I feel an early vote coming on. 
 The Guardian 

This election was the first time people were able to enrol and early vote at the same time. 
 Radio NZ 

However, moves were afoot to call an early vote and avoid a potentially long and damaging period of uncertainty. 
 Reuters 

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