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>>2523301
Actually, MOABs must drop by mid-September.
Early voting overview
Bottom line: Disclosure must begin by mid-September.
If there is going to be "disclosure" of incriminating evidence, to show that POTUS is the good guy and there is evil in the top echelons of American politics and culture, at least a small part of the disclusure must take place by the second week of September in order for the public to have a chance to absorb that info prior to voting.
Election day is November 6, 2018, but many states will have voting begun by early October, and quite a few states will have begun voting by the 3rd week of September.
Scan the early voting dates below, you will see there is easily enough early voting by the beginning of October to determine control of the House of Representatives
Arizona
Early voting starts 26 days before Election Day.
California
Early voting start times vary by county. In general, early voting starts 30 days before Election Day.
Connecticut
You can vote by absentee ballot in person in Connecticut beginning 31 days before Election Day and ending on Election Day.
Georgia
Early voting begins the fourth Monday before Election Day.
Indiana
Early voting starts 28 days before Election Day.
Iowa
If you are unable to vote in person in Iowa on Election Day, you can vote early by absentee ballot in-person at your county auditor's office as soon as ballots are available.
Maine
Early voting starts as soon as ballots are available (usually 30-45 days before Election Day)
Minnesota
Early voting starts 46 days before Election Day.
Mississippi
If you are unable to vote in person in Mississippi on Election Day and are eligible to vote by absentee ballot, you can do so in-person starting as soon as absentee ballots are available.
Missouri
If you can't vote in person in Missouri on Election Day and are eligible to vote by absentee ballot, you can vote absentee in-person starting as soon as absentee ballots are available.
Montana
You can vote early by casting an absentee ballot in person starting as soon as the official ballot becomes available, usually 30 days before Election Day.
Nebraska
Early voting starts 30 days before Election Day.
Nevada
Early voting start times vary by county.
New Jersey
Early voting starts as soon as ballots are available. The exact start times vary by county, so it's best to call your Local Election Office and ask.
New Mexico
Early voting starts the 28 days before Election Day
New York
If you can't vote in person on Election Day, you can vote absentee in-person as soon as ballots are available (at least 32 days before Election Day).
North Carolina
Early voting starts the 3rd Thursday before Election Day
North Dakota
Early voting start times vary by county.
Ohio
If you are unable to vote in person in Ohio on Election Day, you can vote by absentee ballot in-person beginning 29 days before the election.
Oregon
All Oregon elections are held by mail-in ballot. You can turn in your ballot by mail or in person anytime before 8:00 p.m. on Election Day.
Rhode Island
Rhode Island does not have early in-person voting, but any Rhode Island voter can register and vote early by mail.
South Carolina
If you can't vote in person on Election Day and are eligible to vote by absentee ballot you can vote absentee in-person as soon as ballots are available. You can apply for and vote your absentee ballot during the same visit to your Local Election Office.
South Dakota
Early voting start times vary by county.
Vermont
Early voting starts 45 days before a primary or general election - 20 days before a municipal election
Virginia
If you can't vote in person on Election Day, you can vote "absentee in-person" starting as soon as ballots are available - usually between 45 days before Election Day. You can apply for and vote your absentee ballot during the same visit to your Local Election Office.
Wisconsin
Early voting starts weeks before the Election Day -- each municipality (town or village) has a different start date, so contact your Local Election Office to find out when it starts where you live. Bring your photo ID with you when you vote.
Wyoming
Early voting starts 40 days before Election Day
https://www.vote.org/early-voting-calendar/