As Hurricane Helene wreaks havoc across North Carolina and other Southern states, election officials are scrambling to address the challenges posed to upcoming elections. North Carolina, a critical battleground state, faces daunting uncertainties as officials work to restore voting access in flood-affected areas. DeSantis has issued an executive order to facilitate election changes in Florida counties impacted by the storm, while Georgia's election offices report no significant damage. The natural disaster has raised concerns about how it will influence voter turnout and the overall political landscape, particularly among different demographic groups. With early voting efforts hampered and local authorities striving to minimize disruptions, the fallout from Hurricane Helene could have profound implications for the presidential election.