While a federal judge ruled that the over 65,000 voters challenged by Griffin should have their votes upheld, his ruling left the interpretation of future election law to the state.

Griffin lost to incumbent Justice Allison Riggs by 734 votes, a result confirmed by two recounts, but he has refused to concede. One of his lawyers, Craig Schauer, asked the three-judge panel to ...

Attorney Craig Schauer said, “The protests do not violate the constitution because they do not impose a severe burden on voters. Judge Griffin is asking the court to impose evenhanded laws that ...

"So, to be clear, this case is not about changing laws after the election," argued Craig Schauer ... respectively. Judge says he's 'troubled' by registration issues Opponents of Griffin's bid ...

Friday's oral arguments in the state appeals court were heard by a three-judge panel of two Republican ... vote in violation of state law," Griffin attorney Craig Schauer said in Friday's hearing.

From The New York Times: The challenger, Judge Jefferson Griffin, said in a statement that he would not appeal a federal court ruling issued on Monday that ordered the state elections board to ...

But the judge delayed his decisions for seven days in case Griffin wants to appeal the ruling to the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Follow live politics coverage here The board “must not ...

May 5 (Reuters) - A federal judge ordered North Carolina's election board on Monday to not throw out any ballots cast by voters in November in a close race for a seat on the state's Supreme ...

Two recounts confirmed that she won in November by 734 votes. But the Republican candidate, Judge Jefferson Griffin, has for months sought to reverse his loss by calling into question the ...