Republican Jefferson Griffin conceded after a monthslong legal battle. But Democrats suffered a defeat that may be more consequential: losing control of the state board that sets voting rules and ...

While the Department of Justice’s lawsuit doesn’t seek to change any election results, it could endanger the registration ...

Republican Jefferson Griffin has ended his legal battle over ballots in the 2024 North Carolina Supreme Court election, paving the way for his loss to incumbent Democrat Allison Riggs to be certified.

North Carolina has failed to comply with federal law requiring accurate voter lists and isn't doing enough to fix those ...

Judge Jefferson Griffin conceded two days after a federal judge delivered a victory for Democratic sitting Justice Allison Riggs by ordering North Carolina's election board to not throw out ...

The Supreme Court race between Jefferson Griffin and Allison Riggs is over. The policy fight over voting is just getting started.

REPUBLICANS STILL HOLD A52 AD The Republican challenger for a North Carolina Supreme Court seat has conceded last November’s election to the Democratic incumbent. Jefferson Griffin said in a ...

North Carolina just dodged a political disaster. After months of legal limbo and a federal court’s sharp rebuke, Judge Jefferson Griffin conceded his close race for the state Supreme Court on ...

A coalition of over 200 North Carolina jurists, senior state government officials, bar leaders, legal educators, and practicing attorneys issued a joint letter to Jefferson Griffin, urging him to ...

The Justice Department filed a lawsuit Tuesday against North Carolina election officials targeting the registration records ...

Judge Jefferson Griffin, a Republican who lost his November race for the North Carolina Supreme Court, has created a scene by refusing to concede the race for five months, and recently a 2001 ...

Outside of North Carolina, the ruling reverberates, sending a clear message to those who might try to subvert the 2026 elections: your efforts won’t succeed.