Hurricane Helene has caused significant destruction across several states, especially in western North Carolina and Georgia, prompting both former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris to adjust their campaign plans as the 2024 election approaches. Trump's visit to Georgia aimed to assess damage and provide relief supplies, where he also criticized the federal government's response and launched a successful GoFundMe campaign that raised over $2 million for victims. However, his remarks have been met with backlash, including claims of misrepresenting local concerns and politicizing the disaster. Meanwhile, Harris addressed the recovery efforts at FEMA headquarters, highlighting the federal response. As both parties navigate the aftermath and its implications for the upcoming elections, the hurricane's impact continues to reverberate in the political arena.