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North Carolina

jimfields33

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3. I'm sure a lot.

Reply to msongs (Reply #1)

Mon Sep 30, 2024, 04:56 PM

Sep 30

Most mail are held in large buildings with crates of mail on pallets. I’m sure some building were flooded out beyond the pallet height. Voters will have to call and see if their ballot was sent and or arrived. New Orleans went through this and the election was completed.

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How Helene's destruction could affect voting in North Carolina's election [View all] RandySF Sep 30 OP

one wonders how much mail in process or transit was destroyed nt msongs Sep 30 #1

I'm sure a lot. jimfields33 Sep 30 #3

Isn't western N.C. mostly Democratic? 3Hotdogs Sep 30 #2

Definitely Asheville. jimfields33 Sep 30 #4

Definitely Repub outside Asheville, Boone, college towns unc70 Sep 30 #5