Linh Bui's Vlog

As the U.S. gears up for election night, each state’s approach to vote counting and reporting varies, influenced by local laws, voting patterns, and logistical challenges. Here’s a closer look at how vote counting and reporting are expected to unfold across key states, including anticipated reporting times, races to watch, and the role of absentee ballots. Election Night Reporting: Accuracy Over Speed Election-night reporting often includes initial vote counts from early and absentee ballots, but not all states process votes at the same pace. Many states, especially those with significant numbers of mail-in ballots, may experience delays in reporting complete results. Human error in reporting early, unofficial counts occasionally occurs, but these errors are typically corrected before results are certified. State-by-State Breakdown Arkansas Polls Close: 8:30 p.m. Eastern Timing: Arkansas releases its early and absentee votes soon after polls close and traditionally finalizes nearly a...