After just four days of early in-person voting, over a million votes have already been cast in North Carolina — a number that represents about 13% of the state's registered voters.

RALEIGH, N.C. — More North Carolina residents turned out to cast ballots on the first day of early voting this year than in 2020, even as residents from the mountainous western portion of the state continued to recover from the devastating effects of Hurricane Helene.

North Carolina State Board of Elections said officials across the state work to ensure the safety and security of all voters and the election process. There are several processes in place to secure the state's elections:

Crowds lined up at vote centers to cast ballots on the first day of early in-person voting, which continues Monday-Saturday through Nov. 2

Nearly 1.01 million North Carolinians have already voted in the November general election, state officials reported on Sunday.

On Sunday, former president Bill Clinton made a stop for the Harris-Walz campaign in Raleigh, while Republican candidate Donald Trump is set to visit Greensboro on Tuesday. The North Carolina State Board of Elections announced Sunday that over 1 million votes have already been cast in the state.

Four days into in-person early voting in the key swing state of North Carolina, more than 1 million voters have cast their ballot. What to know.

Early voting is now open in South Carolina and will run through November 2nd. Georgia reported a record turnout on day one of early voting.

The North Carolina State Board of Elections announced Sunday that over 1 million people in the state have already cast their votes in the 2024 general election. Early voting opened in North Carolina on Thursday,