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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Running an election in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian is going to be a monumental challenge for elections officials in the Florida counties hit hardest by the storm as they face poll worker shortages, damaged polling places and voters who lost their homes.

A week after Hurricane Ian ravaged entire communities across Southwest Florida, people of all backgrounds are trying to put their lives back together by throwing away water-damaged furniture, removing mold-infested walls and finding a place to get a hot shower for the first time in a while.

FEMA says it will continue to provide resources to Florida as US damage assessment after devastating storm continues.

At least 100 people have died in the state, where the storm caused damage up to $47bn

President Joe Biden arrived early Wednesday afternoon in Fort Myers to survey damage inflicted on Southwest Florida by Hurricane Ian, get a briefing on the response and recovery efforts, and meet with people impacted by the storm.

They may be rivals in 2024, but President Joe Biden and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis praised each other's work responding to Hurricane Ian.

No, a big storm does not require big government.

PINE ISLAND, Fla. — The helpers were busy in Southwest Florida on Tuesday.

Massive storms like Ian and Fiona mark the beginning of a long and frustrating process for anyone who loses their home and possessions.

Poor and non-white communities are often hardest hit — but FEMA disproportionately aids whiter, wealthier areas

Biden's visit to Puerto Rico brought back memories of a similar trip by his predecessor. But this was entirely different.