Hurricane-walloped North Carolina votes again after Big 1
(World News USA)

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - For a Southern state regularly exposed to hurricanes, call it an election Florence-style. In 2016, North Carolina voters cast their ballots just four weeks after Hurricane Matthew unleashed devastating floodwaters on the state’s eastern half. This fall, they’re voting about seven weeks after Hurricane Florence sent rivers wildly bursting their banks. That leaves North Carolina lawmakers quickly adjusting rules for voter registration, the state elections board struggling to track down storm-displaced voters, and activists complaining more needs to be done so all those upended by the epic flooding are able to vote. The State Board of Elections is spending...