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is on track to surpass all previous records despite the horrific toll that Hurricane Helene has taken on the state’s western region.
Gov. Roy Cooper encouraged residents to vote and thanked people who had helped people out west recover from the historic storm in late September and put them in a better position to be able to vote now. In the weeks since Helene swept through North Carolina on Sept.
“These 10 improvements in voting access in North Carolina will ensure the people who have already suffered from the storm don’t lose their right to participate in this important election,” said Trump-Vance campaign managers Susie Wiles and Chris LaCivita in a statement issued Oct. 8.
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