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GOP pursues court order over rejected signature check motion

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The North Carolina Republican Party filed two motions in Wake County Superior Court this week, asking the court to block the board from enforcing its prohibition of county election officials scrutinizing signatures on absentee voting documents. The board denied the request in a 3-2 party-line vote, with three Democrats voting against signature checks and two Republicans voting in favor. The state board argues in its declaratory ruling that state law does not explicitly outline authority for signature matching.

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GOP pursues court order over rejected signature check motion

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — One week before North Carolina election officials begin processing by-mail ballots in the closely watched Southern swing state, the GOP is pursuing its latest legal challenge to the electoral procedures established by the Democrat-led State Board of Elections. The North Carolina Republican Party filed two motions in Wake County Superior Court […]

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GOP pursues court order over rejected signature check motion

RALEIGH — One week before North Carolina election officials begin processing by-mail ballots in the closely watched Southern swing state, the GOP is pursuing its latest legal challenge to the electoral procedures established by the Democrat-led State Board of Elections.

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