North Carolina has a history of close elections and is seen as pivotal due to its potential to sway the national outcome.
The storm's devastation disrupted lives, but the state is creating temporary voting structures to ensure residents can vote.
Recovery from the hurricane, FEMA's response, and the economy are top concerns.
Initially, there was frustration, but now residents see all hands on deck with various agencies assisting in recovery.
The Democratic governor, not up for reelection, is term-limited, so his response won't directly affect the gubernatorial race.
It might indicate they feel comfortable enough in the state or need to allocate funds elsewhere, like Arizona.
It's been a fulfilling experience, though challenging for his family, as he travels across the country working with various Fox teams.
Hurricane Helene's historic devastation to North Carolina has raised concerns about the possible voter turnout in the western part of the state. Both candidates will be making final stops there just days out from the election. Meanwhile, residents are doing their best to recover their lives following storm's destruction.
FOX’s John Saucier speaks with FOX's Mark Meredith, Washington D.C. correspondent reporting from Asheville, North Carolina, who says seeing the destruction firsthand is shocking but the state is working hard so residents can cast their vote.
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