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North Carolina Top Court Pauses Order for 60,000 Voters to Prove Eligibility
The North Carolina Supreme Court on Monday put on hold an appellate court's decision that gave more than 60,000 voters just 15 days to establish their voting eligibility or have the ballots they cast last fall in a close race for a seat on the state's high court thrown out.
The NC Supreme Court temporarily blocked an April 4 ruling that could change the result of the contested race for a seat on ...
Republican Jefferson Griffin is contesting his narrow loss by challenging over 65,000 ballots, and an appeals court just ...
RALEIGH, North Carolina (WRAL ... race for the high-court seat in favor of the Republican candidate, Jefferson Griffin, who challenged the ballots. The 2-1 ruling, which came down along ...
A majority of a three-judge appeals court panel has given thousands of voters whose ballots are being challenged 15 days to ...
The fight for North Carolina's final Supreme Court seat is far from over. Republican Jefferson Griffin is protesting around 66,000 votes.
Instructions for recalculating the nation’s last unresolved election from Nov. 5 will wait a little longer following Monday’s ...
The court ordered that over 60,000 challenged voters will have 15 days to prove their eligibility or have their votes thrown ...
The 60,000 contested ballots in the North Carolina state Supreme Court race should be recounted and verified, according to a ...
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