CNN’s Paula Reid went to North Carolina to take a closer look at how mail-in voting works and how election officials are preparing for possible litigation.
While both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have said they are focused on recovery efforts, Helene has obvious political implications heading into the Nov. 5 election.
Kamala Harris' campaign is using Twitch to reach young male voters. Now Harris (48%) edges Trump (46%) by just two points among registered voters in a two-way contest. The poll also found that 17% of respondents don't have loved ones with different political views.
The legislation includes $273 million in relief funds and modifications to election procedures in the affected counties.
"Trump’s lies and conspiracy theories have hurt the morale of first responders and people who lost everything, helped scam artists and put government and rescue workers in danger," said North Carolina Gov.
North Carolinians are preparing to make their voices heard at the polls this November while both presidential candidates fight for their votes.
A makeshift cardboard sign leans up against campaign posters near a relief center on Oct. 3, 2024, in Vilas, North Carolina, in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. (AP) The North Carolina General Assembly voted unanimously to change election rules to make in-person and mail voting easier in counties affected by Hurricane Helene.
Election day is under a month away and both presidential candidates are going head-to-head to win over North Carolina.
Despite the fact that his state is still recovering from Hurricane Helene, North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper was forced to use his time to debunk misinformation spread by Donald Trump Friday afternoon.
The deadline for voter registration is upon us here in North Carolina, but don’t fret! There are still chances to update your information. While absentee ballots started going out last month after a delay due to Robert F Kennedy Jr.
North Carolina’s Republicans apparently don’t think that hurricane victims should have more time to mail in ballots or register to vote. Democrats in the North Carolina House of Representatives filed a bill to extend the state’s voter registration deadline by five days to October 16,