Time: The Election Is in 40 Days. But Hillary Clinton Is Already Working to Bank Votes Now.
In some states, half of the votes will be cast before Election Day
If things go the way Hillary Clinton’s get-out-the-vote team is hoping, it might be possible to say she’s likely to become the next President of the United States before polls even open on Nov. 8.
The Democratic nominee’s strategists are carefully gaming opportunities to find and bank millions of votes before Election Day arrives. In 37 states and the District of Columbia, voters can cast ballots early with varying degrees of ease. Wisconsin, South Dakota, Minnesota, New Jersey and Vermont voters are already eligible to cast ballots. On Thursday, as Clinton touched down in Des Moines, voters in across Iowa joined their ranks and could go to elections offices to cast votes in person.
Welcome inside the Clinton campaign’s coordinated effort to get as many of its likely supporters registered to vote, and then get their ballot banked. With so much uncertainty—and Clinton’s Republican rival Donald Trump capable of almost anything—it’s a wise decision for her team to lock down as many supporters as possible, just in case. Volunteers at Clinton’s rally were ready to direct the crowd from the rally right into a voting booth.
“Luckily, you can start today. A lot of folks don’t have that opportunity across the country,” she said.
http://time.com/4513513/hillary-clinton-early-voting-iowa/
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A vote I've been waiting 8 years to cast. 
