North Carolina voters will cast ballots for president and governor in the Nov. 5 general election while many in the state are still dealing with the aftermath and massive destruction caused by Hurricane Helene.

North Carolina voters report unsolicited voting texts, causing confusion before Election Day. The State Board of Elections clarifies they do not mass text.

Since the pandemic, early voting has become a broadly accepted part of American elections. But it is difficult to glean partisan advantage.

For the voter search tool — which can be accessed online at vt.ncsbe.gov/RegLkup — you’ll enter your name, year of birth, your county and voter status. Along with a sample ballot, you’ll also be able to access your voter details, your jurisdictions, polling place, absentee ballot information and voter history.

The former president’s campaign has pushed for changes that mirror the ones he attacked when implemented in 2020 amid the pandemic.

Former President Trump on Monday made a swing through North Carolina, seeking to shore up his support in a crucial battleground state with early voting underway. “I’d like to begin by asking a question.

Nearly 1.01 million North Carolinians have already voted in the November general election, state officials reported on Sunday.