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Colorado Senate Dems kill voter ID proposal Senate Dems kill voter ID proposal
IL

Illinois Election judge fired for alleged comment Election judge fired for alleged comment
IN

Indiana Marion County voting machines test successful Marion County voting machines test successful

Indiana Senate Republicans plot to keep GOP secretary of state Senate Republicans plot to keep GOP secretary of state

Indiana Indiana Senate moves to change election rules Indiana Senate moves to change election rules
KS

Kansas Brownback signs voter ID law Brownback signs voter ID law

Kansas Kobach seeks more changes to election law Kobach seeks more changes to election law
KY

Kentucky Voter ID becomes an issue in debate by secretary of state Voter ID becomes an issue in debate by secretary of state
LA

Louisiana Judge says 8 people get to vote following contested mayoral election Judge says 8 people get to vote following contested mayoral election
MI

Michigan Townshop votes to pay for clerks' defense Townshop votes to pay for clerks' defense
MN

Minnesota Kiffmeyer saw voting bill advance in House Kiffmeyer saw voting bill advance in House
OH

Ohio Elections baord, contractor's $131K settlement OK'd Elections baord, contractor's $131K settlement OK'd
SC

South Carolina Fraklin voters go to new polling places Fraklin voters go to new polling places
TN

Tennessee DeSoto supervisors OK precinct changes DeSoto supervisors OK precinct changes

Tennessee Knox commissioner seeks ouster of county election official Knox commissioner seeks ouster of county election official
WV

West Virginia Law prevents sale of alcohol on election day Law prevents sale of alcohol on election day
WI

Wisconsin Prosser says there's no need for a recount Prosser says there's no need for a recount
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October 3, 2024

News Analysis: Hurricane Helene’s impact on elections
State and local elections officials in six states assess the damage and get to work

Hurricane Helen made landfall on Thursday, September 26, just 40 days before the November 5 election. The storm quickly became one of the deadliest and costliest storms to hit the United States.

While search and recovery missions are ongoing and survivors are surveying the damage and trying to begin the process of putting their lives back together, elections officials in six impacted states have begun the work of making sure that those who want to vote can.

Elections officials have extensive contingency plans. And when an event happens that doesn’t fall into one of the categories covered by the contingency plans, things like a terrorist attack on Election Day, an East Coast earthquake, a global pandemic or a SuperStorm just days before a presidential election, elections officials are incredibly resourceful.

What follows is a look at the reported impacts Hurricane Helene had on elections officials and millions of voters and what’s being done to prepare for November 5.

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