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Severe weather conditions, including storms and rain, have impacted voting in the U.S. midterm elections, particularly in some states. In Florida, 23 polling places were relocated due to flooding risks. Officials emphasized the need for these changes to ensure safety for workers and voters. Rain has also affected states like Iowa, Kansas, and Texas, with forecasts predicting further rainfall in parts of Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan. Millions of Americans have already voted early, with nearly 58.7 million early votes counted before polling places opened. Approximately 250 million citizens are eligible to vote in these elections, including around 25 million naturalized citizens.