Hurricane Helene Could Affect North Carolina Voting
North Carolina elections officials are preparing for the possibility that Hurricane Helene could impact voting in the state. With the hurricane’s path uncertain, there is concern that heavy rain and strong winds could disrupt the upcoming election.
The State Board of Elections and Ethics Enforcement is closely monitoring the situation and working with local officials to ensure that polling places are safe and accessible. Officials are encouraging voters to stay informed about any changes to their polling location or voting schedule.
Residents are urged to take precautions to ensure their safety during the storm while also being prepared to participate in the democratic process. It is important for voters to stay updated on any developments and to make a plan for casting their ballot in case of any disruptions caused by Hurricane Helene.
As North Carolina braces for the potential impact of Hurricane Helene, state and local officials are taking proactive measures to protect both residents and the integrity of the upcoming election.