Four days into in-person early voting in the key swing state of North Carolina, more than 1 million voters have cast their ballot. What to know.

The former president’s campaign has pushed for changes that mirror the ones he attacked when implemented in 2020 amid the pandemic.

By Andrea Shalal and Steve HollandMALVERN, Pennsylvania/SWANNANOA, North Carolina (Reuters) -Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and her Republican rival, Donald Trump, delivered radically different messages on the U.

Trump is blasting federal emergency responders whose work in North Carolina has been stymied by armed harassment and a deluge of misinformation.

Nearly 1.01 million North Carolinians have already voted in the November general election, state officials reported on Sunday.

Harris is out to win over suburban voters as she touches down in three Midwestern battleground states to hold moderated conversations with Republican Liz Cheney. Meanwhile, Trump will deliver remarks in North Carolina on the storm damage left by Hurricane Helene in Asheville before rallying in Greenville.

Trump is up 59% to 47% in a Washington Post-Schar School poll released Monday, still within the 3.9-point margin of error, while a Quinnipiac poll of likely voters released Wednesday found Harris leading 49% to 47%, a reversal of Trump’s 49%-47% lead two weeks ago.

With just over two weeks to go before the 2024 presidential election and the race in a dead heat, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are hitting the campaign trail in strategic battleground states.

By Andrea Shalal and Steve Holland MALVERN, Pennsylvania/SWANNANOA, North Carolina (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris campaigned with former Republican lawmaker Liz Cheney in Pennsylvania on Monday,

Former President Donald Trump will speak to rally attendants in Greenville, North Carolina, at around 3 p.m. Trump toured the devastation left by Hurricane Helene earlier Monday in Asheville, North Carolina, which was hit particularly hard as videos of flooding spread across the airwaves late last month.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will visit North Carolina on Monday amid concerns from his Republican allies that crippling damage from storm Helene will depress turnout in the battleground state's conservative mountain regions.