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NC Supreme Court rules most challenged ballots must stay in election count in race for seat on court
North Carolina's Supreme Court ruled on Friday that tens of thousands of cast ballots challenged by the trailing candidate in November's unresolved election for a seat on the court must remain in the election count.
The number of ballots in question exceeds the slim margin by which the Democratic incumbent won, potentially leading to the ...
The majority wrote that, even though they have the authority to completely throw out the contested ballots, they decided to instead mandate a cure period for most of the challenged voters.
Republican Judge Jefferson Griffin has won, in part, his effort to throw out thousands of voters' ballots from the 2024 elections. On Friday the North Carolina Supreme Court rejected some of Griffin's ...
If some (or even all) of these “ineligible” votes are thrown out does that mean they are also thrown out for other races in ...
Republican Jefferson Griffin is contesting his narrow loss by challenging over 65,000 ballots, and an appeals court just ...
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By challenging 65,000 ballots that were cast in November, Judge Griffin continues to try to whittle down the electorate after the fact to tip the race in his favor.
North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs is responding to the recent appeals court ruling in her race.
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