Hey y'all, it's the NPR Politics Podcast.

Back at it again with another episode of Listener Mail.

We're going to answer your questions about the issues, what we're seeing on the campaign

trail, and anything else you're curious about.

I'm Sam Sanders, campaign reporter.

I'm Danielle Kurtzlavin, political reporter, and I'm Susan Davis, I cover Congress.

So these are usually Monday Mail, but this coming Monday morning we're going to have a special

episode about the second presidential debate in your feed, so look out for that.

All right, we've already gotten some questions from you guys about Hurricane Matthew.

If you're outside of the US hearing us and don't know, this is a pretty big hurricane that

is moving up the coast of Florida today.

The storm has already killed hundreds of people in Haiti and the US millions have been

urged to evacuate hundreds of thousands of people have lost power.

So we are not here to speculate on political implications while lives are at risk, but

the storm could affect the election, so we should talk about that, right?

I mean, one of the big things that people are worrying about right now is voter registration.

The voter registration deadlines are coming up quick in South Carolina, Georgia, Florida.

So one of the big debates is what to do about that.

Would they extend them?

Well, South Carolina extended it a couple of days, a few days for some methods of voter registration.

Florida, however, has not, and Governor Rick Scott has come under fire for that from some

corners, including the Clinton campaign.

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