Donald Trump is ramping up his campaign in North Carolina, planning to hold rallies every day until the election. This swing state, which Trump won in 2016 and 2020, is crucial for his path to the White House. He's also making stops in New Mexico and Virginia, but the focus on North Carolina shows how important it is. The state's growing population and history of close races make it a tough nut to crack. Trump's team is optimistic, but some experts say his late surge might indicate trouble. His rival, Kamala Harris, will also visit the state before Election Day.

Hurricane Helene has added some uncertainty, with flooding affecting various parts of the state. Trump's advisors insist they have a smart strategy, despite the former president's controversial rhetoric. Early voting has been strong, with Republicans leading in turnout. However, North Carolina voters are known for splitting their tickets, so the outcome is far from certain. The state's governor race has also seen some controversies, with the GOP nominee facing allegations that could hurt other candidates.

Independent voters now make up the largest group in North Carolina, and Trump lost some ground with them in the 2020 election. The final days of the campaign will show if his intense focus on the state pays off.

Trump's Late Push in North Carolina: Is It Enough?

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