Election workers and voters in the western part of North Carolina are still grappling with the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, which caused significant damage in several communities. Early voting has been a positive experience, with many voters facing challenges due to the storm's devastation. However, there are still some logistical hurdles that need to be addressed, such as damaged roads …
Hurricane Helene has caused widespread destruction in Western North Carolina, leaving many communities without power, water, and roads. Despite the challenges, election officials and voters have been working diligently to ensure that early voting can proceed smoothly. Turnout is expected to be high, with many voters determined to cast their ballots despite the hardships they face.
