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Election 2024: Davis tries to fend off Buckhout in 1st Congressional | North Carolina
SUMMARY: Laurie Buckhout aims to be the first Republican representative for North Carolina’s 1st Congressional District since 1883, challenging Democratic Rep. Don Davis in a competitive race. Buckhout advocates for Trump-era energy policies, border security, and “America First” economics, while Davis endorses Biden’s clean energy initiatives and education expansions but has aligned with stricter immigration policies. With Election Day in 27 days, Davis is favored with a 76% chance of winning, having raised more funds than Buckhout. Both candidates offer contrasting visions, and the district is critical for potential shifts in partisan representation in Congress.
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Polls: Candidates can’t shake each other in North Carolina | North Carolina
SUMMARY: Donald Trump holds a slight polling lead over Kamala Harris in North Carolina, with 48.2%-47.3% and 48.7%-48.2% margins from Project 538 and RealClear Polling. Both candidates are in a toss-up position as early in-person voting starts next week, with Election Day approaching in 25 days. North Carolina is a critical battleground state worth 16 electoral votes, essential for both candidates to secure victory. Historically, Trump has outperformed polling in the state, winning previously against Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton despite being in close races. Key recent polls reflect a competitive landscape as Trump and Harris campaign intensively.
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Volunteer pilots delivery supplies to Western NC after Helene
SUMMARY: In just 11 days, we’ve accomplished 33% of our yearly goals by maximizing daily runs, with nearly 98 planes on Friday and 95 on Saturday, totaling around 400 planes overall. We’ve received great support from various states, including North Dakota, Texas, Illinois, Kentucky, Georgia, and Florida. A medical plane from Kentucky checks in daily to address our needs. Witnessing the devastation in the affected areas, we strive to contribute positively in tough times. As the saying goes, when the going gets tough, the mountain people get going. I’ll remain until the last plane arrives.
Volunteer pilot deliver supplies to western North Carolina after Helene.
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Interest groups push for quick action before Election Day | North Carolina
SUMMARY: As early voting begins in North Carolina amid Hurricane Helene recovery, the State Board of Elections is working to prepare affected counties. Concerns arise over voter turnout and whether current measures are sufficient. Heritage Foundation expert Hans von Spakovsky emphasizes the importance of voting despite recovery efforts. Before the hurricane, 80 early voting sites were planned for the 25 hardest-hit counties, now reduced to 75. Nonprofit Protect Democracy warns that natural disasters often lead to decreased turnout, highlighting the need for effective election measures. The Board prioritizes voting integrity and updates information to assist voters during this critical time.
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