Republican Party leaders met in hurricane-torn North Carolina last week with a mission: figure out how to reach displaced or cut-off potential Donald Trump voters. They thought of flying in absentee ballot registrations via helicopter or having mules or all-terrain vehicles take voters to the polls.

Vice President Kamala Harris is vying to become only the second Democratic presidential candidate to win North Carolina in more than 40 years as the state has slowly shifted to the left, with most polls showing her and former President Donald Trump in nearly a dead heat—but Trump has a slight advantage in several new surveys.

Former President Trump is campaigning in battleground North Carolina Tuesday evening, with just two weeks left to rally voters ahead of the election. During the rally in Greensboro, N.C., the former president is expected to target his Democratic rival on rising prices,