Hurricane Helene will not derail elections in North Carolina or Georgia
Election officials in North Carolina and Georgia have reported that all hands are on deck to prepare polling locations for ...
Civil rights groups sue Georgia in effort to extend voter registration deadline, citing Hurricane Helene impact
Civil rights groups sued Georgia on Monday in an effort to extend the state’s voter registration deadline by a week to ...
Fact Check: Flooded Georgia rollercoaster image is from 2009, not Hurricane Helene
A 2009 photograph from the Six Flags amusement park in Georgia with parts of its rollercoaster underwater has been linked in ...
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State leaders on Helene impacts to Georgia election
Georgia's Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger says after Hurricane Helene there are no significant issues to county ...
Officials in North Carolina, Georgia say Helene will not derail voting in presidential election
Georgia and North Carolina election officials said Monday that the presidential election in November will not be derailed by ...
Georgia elections chief doesn't expect Helene damage to have big effect on voting in the state
Georgia's top elections official said he doesn't expect damage from Hurricane Helene to cause major disruptions for next ...
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Hit Hard by Hurricane Helene, Georgia’s Migrant Farmworkers Struggle to Get Aid
With homes destroyed and income gone, undocumented and migrant workers are overlooked when it comes to federal relief.
Opinion - The candidates’ response to Hurricane Helene tells voters all they need to know
When Americans go to the polls in November, they will have an opportunity to choose whether they want a president who will ...
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Georgia Power suspends disconnections, waives late fees after Hurricane Helene
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, Georgia Power has extended its customer assistance programs to further support those ...
Why almost half of Hurricane Helene’s damage is not covered by insurance
Helene caused $30.5 billion to $47.5 billion in property damage across 16 states after striking the Florida Panhandle and carving a path of destruction across the Southeast late last month.