When Hurricane Helene tore through the Carolinas last month, Utah State University student Hannah Feinsilber had no idea that the storm would destroy her beloved hometown: Black Mountain, North Carolina.

Election officials in the battleground state of North Carolina approved changes on Monday that aim to make it easier for voters in areas devastated by Hurricane Helene to cast ballots in the Nov. 5 U.

We have seen a level of support that is unmatched by most any other disaster nationwide,” Chuck Edwards, who represents the 11th congressional district, which includes the hard-hit city of Asheville,

The North Carolina Elections Board passed a resolution to adjust voting rules in thirteen swing state counties following Hurricane Helene.

Experts worry Hurricane Helene could reduce voter turnout, disrupt ballot delivery, or hamper accurate polling in North Carolina.

North Carolina’s election board voted to give residents in the hurricane-impacted areas greater flexibility to vote by mail and run their elections.

North Carolina resident and baseball coach Jason Beck on the communities working to rebuild and help out one another following the hurricane.