I've gotten a couple of calls from reporters regarding the question, was there any impact from Hurricane Matthew, that hit North Carolina in mid-October of 2016, to help us understand what might be in the forecast for the impact by Hurricane Florence in this year's election?
First, a key difference between Matthew and Florence: Matthew hit in mid-October (the 10th), with FEMA designating the following counties:
Florence, hitting in mid-September, lead to the designation of these counties by FEMA so far:
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Wednesday, September 26, 2018
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NC's Mail Ballots as of 9-22-18
With the end of the week, an update on where things stand regarding North Carolina's absentee by mail ballots, including requested, sent, and returned & accepted. I sent many of these charts out via Twitter @oldnorthstpol, but here are all the charts for 9-22-18 in one convenient spot for future reference:
The requested mail ballots, as of 9-22-18, total 17,225, with the following breakdown by party registration of the voter:
The requested mail ballots, as of 9-22-18, total 17,225, with the following breakdown by party registration of the voter:
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