Whatley to Newsmax: N.C. Senate Race Feels Like 2016

In the weeks leading to Election Day, North Carolina has been seeing a surge in visits from the nation’s top leaders to help push for a Republican victory in crucial U.S. Senate and House of Representatives campaigns.

NC voters will decide on three constitutional amendments this election. The Durham City Council wants voters to reject them all. The measures would change how governments collect taxes and run elections.

In battleground states across the country, these faith leaders and hundreds of their colleagues will assume the role of poll chaplains for one day. They will deploy to nine states — Arizona, Michigan, Georgia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Virginia and Texas.

President Donald Trump hits the campaign trail again today with a stop in North Carolina to support the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate there, Michael Whatley. It comes after Trump visited Kansas on Monday,

With more than 70,000 votes cast so far, here’s what the numbers tell us about which polling sites are busiest.

President Trump takes his campaign push on behalf of Republicans to North Carolina on Tuesday, following a visit to Kansas on Monday. CBS News has this report.