IT’S OVER: Republican Jefferson Griffin Concedes in North Carolina Supreme Court Race
After a six-month legal battle, Jefferson Griffin finally conceded in the 2024 North Carolina Supreme Court election.
After a six-month legal battle, Jefferson Griffin finally conceded in the 2024 North Carolina Supreme Court election.
A federal court ruling looks likely to bring to an end the months-long GOP effort to overturn the election. But the saga still isn’t officially over.
A federal judge has ordered the state to certify Democratic Justice Allison Riggs’ victory.
U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) warned that the danger Trump presents to democracy isn’t looming. It’s unfolding in real time.
North Carolina’s second-highest court Wednesday upheld a Republican effort to gain control of the state’s election board, boosting the GOP bid to undo Democrat Allison Riggs’ narrow victory in the state’s 2024 Supreme Court race.
Amid the Republican Party’s broad effort to hamstring voting by mail, the chair of an independent federal election commission said he believes states should no longer accept and count ballots after Election Day — a change that would lead to numerous ballots being rejected in multiple states.
A federal appeals court blocked North Carolina from beginning ballot curing as part of Republican candidate Jefferson Griffin’s effort to overturn the results from the state’s 2024 Supreme Court race.
The latest filing boosts Riggs’ chances of prevailing in the ongoing election saga.
Meanwhile, Jefferson Griffin could be bolstered by a separate GOP scheme to gain power over elections.
State Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs held a rally in Raleigh on Monday morning over the recent court rulings.