Protesters criticize attempt to throw out 60,000 votes in NC Supreme Court race
Protesters have been gathering on Tuesday near the North Carolina Supreme Court in downtown Raleigh, as they read aloud all 60,000 names of voters being challenged by a Republican candidate for a seat on the high court.
Judge Jefferson Griffin, a Republican, trails Democratic opponent Allison Riggs by over 700 votes. Two recounts have ...
Over two months since Election Day, the state has still not officially declared a winner and the race has been upended by ...
National Democratic leaders are calling the ongoing legal challenge in a race for a North Carolina Supreme Court seat, an ...
The challenge to North Carolina’s Supreme Court election grows more complicated by the day. Voters caught up in the turmoil ...
North Carolina's Supreme Court blocked the election results for one of its own seats as Republican Jefferson Griffin ...
The 2024 election for a seat on the North Carolina Supreme Court is still undecided, as the losing candidate tries to have ...
The federal Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday said it will hear Republican State appeals court Judge Jefferson ...
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals seeking to reverse a federal judge's order remanding the case to North Carolina's Supreme ...
After incumbent Democratic Justice Allison Riggs appeared to defeat Republican challenger Jefferson Griffin for a seat on the ...
In his dissent, Justice Richard Dietz wrote that permitting such a case “invites incredible mischief” and will “lead to ...
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