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North Carolina Supreme Court race becomes a test case for post-election challenges

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Carolina Journal

Bipartisan NC Appeals Court panel rejected Griffin’s December election request

Three months after its decision, the North Carolina Court of Appeals has revealed the names of judges who ruled against colleague Jefferson Griffin in December during the early stages of his election dispute. Chief Judge Chris Dillon and Judges Tobias Hampson and April Wood issued a unanimous Dec. 10 order against Griffin. Dillon and Wood are Republicans. Hampson is a Democrat. Appeals Court rules required the names of participating judges to re…

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Colorado Springs Gazette

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North Carolina Supreme Court race: Why is it still undecided

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Washington Examiner

North Carolina Supreme Court race: Why is it still undecided - Washington Examiner

The North Carolina Supreme Court election was held in November, but unlike all the other races held that day, it is still undecided more than four months later. The race for a seat on the Tar Heel State’s high court has stretched far beyond the typical post-election timeline, into the third month of Gov. Josh Stein’s (D-NC) tenure, despite him being on the same ballot as the court race. As a the battle for the seat continues in court, here is wh…

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