Odaily星球日报讯 根据美国佛罗里达大学选举实验室的数据，截至当地时间 11 月 4 日早上，全美已有超过 7802 万名选民就 2024 年总统大选进行了提前投票。（金十）

美国已有超7802万选民就总统大选进行提前投票

According to data from the University of Florida Election Odaily, as of the morning of November 4, local time, more than 78.02 million voters in the United States have voted in advance for the 2024 presidential election. (Jinshi)

More than 78.02 million voters in the United States have voted early for the presidential election

Odaily Planet Dai Report: Less than 48 hours away from the US election, over 77.6 million votes have been cast, and a new poll shows that Harris is leading in early voting in key states. The Democratic candidate is leading by 8% among those who have already voted, while her opponent Trump is ahead among "very likely to vote but have not yet voted" voters. According to polls by The New York Times and Siena College, Harris is slightly ahead in three swing states, Trump is leading in one state, and three states are too close to call. (The Guardian)

US presidential election update: Polls show Harris leading in early voting

According to the report from Bloomberg on November 1, local time, 11,000 political groups spent $14.7 billion on activities for the 2024 U.S. presidential election. The report points out that due to the lack of restrictions on funding for U.S. presidential and congressional elections, as the struggle between the Democratic and Republican parties intensifies, voters are "overwhelmed" by campaign content such as advertisements, text messages, and emails. The report states that the $14.7 billion was mainly spent on: extensive television advertising by candidates, parties, and political action committees, frantic fundraising appeals, and a series of door-to-door visits. According to the U.S. advertising tracking company AdImpact, the 2024 U.S. presidential election is expected to be the most expensive in history.

US media: The US 2024 election has cost $14.7 billion, which may be the most expensive in history

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