ATLANTA — More Georgia voters turned out to vote Tuesday, the first day of early voting, than any previous day in a general election in state history.

“This is the highest first day of early voting we’ve had in a presidential year,” said Robert Sinners, spokesman for the Georgia secretary of state, in an email to the Washington Examiner.

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