Early in-person voting has started in the presidential battleground state of North Carolina. That includes in the mountains, where some potential voters still lack power and clean running water after Hurricane Helene’s epic flooding last month.

North Carolina election officials are scrambling to expand their early voting programs to address fallout from Hurricane Helene.

As North Carolinians continue to recover from the devastating impacts of Hurricane Helene, early voting begins Thursday in the critical swing state.

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Early voting begins in the battleground state of North Carolina on Thursday, as the western part of the state still feels the impacts of Hurricane Helene’s flooding three weeks later. More than

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North Carolinians will step into the voting booth this Thursday as early voting opens for the 2024 General Election. At the top of the ballot is the presidential race, determining who will succeed Pres.

Early in-person voting begins Thursday in North Carolina. Election officials are set to open 419 early voting sites across the state. All 100 counties will have early voting options available, despite the destruction Hurricane Helene brought to the western portion of the state.